'The Michael Sheen thing came from that we did a bit of a song, which I was producing, and we included a sample from Good Omens which we used in a draft,' Jay told Hull Live.
Josephine has also been a guest lecturer at the University Of Hull and gave tutoring to music students last semester.
Jay grew up in Hull and soon fell in love with music, playing the double bass at Hymers College, aged 13, and has worked in the theatre scene in the city. Heartwarming moment Hull bikers take up knitting as care home residents get a go on their motorcycles.‘This has been the best job’ – Hull Hospitals housekeeper reflects fondly on incredible 42 years in the role.However, due to copyright issues, the pair thought it wouldn't be possible - until they successfully approached the Welsh actor on social media asking for him to say 'literally anything' on video for them to sample and got a fantastically literal response. Leeds-based Jay Taylor, known as Loughlin, collaborated with Scottish pop artist Josephine Sillars and wanted to use a sample from the hit Amazon TV show Good Omens for a new release. A former Hull artist has gone viral - with help from actor Michael Sheen.
