The NME has denied a story in the Sun that Cornershop’s Tjinder Singh was planning to quit making music. Although they have parted company with label WIIIJA, Singh and band mate Ben Ayres told NME: "Tjinder certainly does believe continuing in the music industry, even more so as 'the climate has changed from 'Opportunity Knocks' to Lets Knock Up Some Opportunity. At the moment Tjinder is working with reggae group The Nazarites & The Guig (Paul McGuigan, former Oasis bassist), light & film pioneers The Light Surgeons, turntablist Danny Breaks, Ed O.G., Rowetta & Bez, Mani, Jeffrey Lewis (NYC), a gospel trio, Everett True, and Otis Clay again."
Oct 3, 2002
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No split in the Cornershop
NME denies a Sun story that Cornershop's Tjinder Singh plans to quit music, with Singh and Ben Ayres confirming a range of ongoing collaborations.