Alfie Boe pays tribute to Mani with new single Face Myself
Alfie Boe pays tribute to Mani with new single Face Myself
Alfie Boe releases a heartfelt tribute to Mani, the late Stone Roses bassist and Primal Scream alum, in his new track Face Myself, reflecting on Manchester’s indie-dance era.
Alfie Boe has released a new single, Face Myself, a heartfelt tribute to Mani, the late bassist famous for his work with the Stone Roses and Primal Scream. The song embraces reflection and respect, honoring Mani’s influence and the music he helped shape.
“Good old Mani played it right,” Boe sings in the track, a lyric that underscores the warmth and admiration behind the tribute. The release comes after Mani’s passing in November last year, giving the track a poignant, contemporary context for fans and fellow musicians alike.
The tune also looks back on the Manchester indie and dance scene from Boe’s teenage years, a period deeply intertwined with Mani’s legacy and the wider sound that defined a generation. Through Face Myself, Boe invites listeners to remember Mani’s impact while celebrating the enduring sound of that era.
For fans, the single offers a moment of connection—a reminder of why Mani’s music resonated then and continues to influence artists today. It’s a respectful nod that blends nostalgia with a hopeful sense of how Mani’s work keeps echoing in new songs.
