WorldService Project London, UK
WorldService Project are the leading specialists of ‘punk-jazz’ and have toured extensively through the UK, USA, China,
India, Japan and Europe, receiving stellar reviews across the world for their third (For King and Country) and fourth (Serve) albums released on the highly prestigious RareNoiseRecords.
In September 2020, WSP launch their highly anticipated fifth album; Hiding in Plain Sight.
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