New Pete Doherty song available online
Watch video footage of the Babyshambles man recording the song on NME.COM now
Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty has recorded a new song, ‘Darksome Sea’ - and you can see a video of him playing it now.
A clip of the song has appeared online, and is available to watch on the NME Office Blog now.
The slow, acoustic-based song, recorded alongside musical cohort Wolfman, was recorded on August 1, when Doherty briefly dyed his hair blonde for a day.
Meanwhile get this week's issue of NME which comes with a free vinyl single featuring a special version of forthcoming single 'Delivery'.
Simply head to your nearest UK newsagent and pick up this week’s NME, which also includes an exclusive Babyshambles interview.
Alternatively you can buy the issue online now or print this voucher to get £1 off this week's issue.
A clip of the song has appeared online, and is available to watch on the NME Office Blog now.
The slow, acoustic-based song, recorded alongside musical cohort Wolfman, was recorded on August 1, when Doherty briefly dyed his hair blonde for a day.
Meanwhile get this week's issue of NME which comes with a free vinyl single featuring a special version of forthcoming single 'Delivery'.
Simply head to your nearest UK newsagent and pick up this week’s NME, which also includes an exclusive Babyshambles interview.
Alternatively you can buy the issue online now or print this voucher to get £1 off this week's issue.
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