Previews

Hobbie Stuart (Weds 7th)

March 7, 2012

Posted by Jessica M McHattie

Isn’t YouTube great? More talking cats than you could ever need, biting babies, countless really bad videophone recordings that are completely inaudible, and Hobbie Stuart. This handsome Brighton lad’s been uploading atmospheric, acoustic and heavily auto-tuned covers of mostly female pop stars, and he’s probably the closest thing we have to a smooth-voiced, smooth-chested Brighton Beiber. Hundreds of thousands of views can’t be wrong, right? Right.

Komedia, Weds 7th Mar 2012

March 7, 2012

Jessica M McHattie

Jessica is an editor at SOURCE, though can be found writing up previews, features and news articles too. She's lived in Brighton for a decade and still loves it.

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