Carmakers Skoda hosted a secret gig at Round Chapel (Hackney, London) in which 500 fans enjoyed a very intimate performance from Paloma Faith, who sang a series of her most recent hits which feature on her new album ‘The Architect’.
Paloma Faith and Skoda have just embarked on a partnership. As part of their association, Paloma Faith has recorded a cover of the popular 60s classic “Make your own kind of music” to feature on an upcoming Skoda TV ad.
The fans present at the secret gig were the first to hear the Brits nominee perform the song live. The gig was also hosted to raise awareness of the car manufacturer’s latest campaign ‘Driver’s Seat Initiative’, in association with the Prince’s Trust, which will be looking to empower and foster the talent of young people as well as getting them more involved in the local community.
“It was so much fun to perform for my fans at the secret gig, and to try out some new material. Singing in such an intimate venue made the performance feel really personal and I couldn’t think of a better way to start my partnership with ŠKODA,” said Paloma Faith.
Paloma Faith’s version of “Make your own kind of music” will be available to stream on 2 March.
> Naomi Round
Paloma Faith Performed at Secret Gig
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