An original track written by Steve Carley called ON top of the world from The Scorchers album Rocksteady Revolution featuring Melody on lead vocals, engineered and mixed by Ian Dunston, produced by Ian Dunston and Steve Carley with the Scorchers.

An original track written by Steve Carley called Waiting for the train from The Scorchers album Rocksteady Revolution featuring Melody on lead vocals, engineered and mixed by Ian Dunston, produced by Ian Dunston and Steve Carley with the Scorchers. Released through Beat Factory Records in 2020 on The Scorchers Waiting for the train DUB EP

An original track written by Steve Carley called CITY ON FIRE from The Scorchers album Rocksteady Revolution featuring Melody on lead vocals, engineered and mixed by Ian Dunston, produced by Ian Dunston and Steve Carley with the Scorchers.

SEE THE SIGNS - a Scorchers original track from their album Rocksteady Revolution. See the Signs Hear the warnings See the signs Hear the warnings If only we could stand Together in peace and harmony But I don’t understand And to put it bluntly Where’s the water for the thirsty Where’s the food for the hungry Where’s the jobs for the jobless Where’s the homes for homeless What’s the future for our children Why should few have everything Can we love the world were in These are things we really should know We really should We really should We really should We really should know See the signs hear the warnings All we need is love to feed our soul

Our first live play of a Scorchers original track, The best of the best

An original track from The Scorcher debut album "Rocksteady Revolution" called "City on fire", a classic ska groove, the album has rocksteady, reggae and ska grooves under proper songs, look out for it very soon, thanks.

Another original tune from The Scorchers written by Steve (The drummer) sung by Melody. The tune is about battling depression and how it can stop you going for things you really want to happen

The Scorchers 4 piece line up

Pre festival season warm up gig at The Pelham Arms Gravesend, great pub lovely people.