Name: Keep Walking - a song for www.seasidedonkey.com by Gemma Kirk
Duration: 4 min 20 s
Description: A walking song for my amazing friend Hannah and Chico the donkey as they traverse 1000 miles around the borders of Wales. Check out www.seasidedonkey.co.uk for news, updates and blogs on their journey!

Voices

"I don't know what to say about this album other than that it is absolutely magnificent"
(Chris West, Phoenix Radio, Australia)

Didn't I Say

The Miners - Ways And Means

A walking song for my amazing friend Hannah and Chico the donkey as they traverse 1000 miles around the borders of Wales. Check out www.seasidedonkey.co.uk for news, updates and blogs on their journey!

Keep Walking - a song for www.seasidedonkey.com

Three teaspoons of sugar, four tablespoons of flour, one egg and a dash of nutmeg.

Baby Bird

Oaks Pit '66 is based on England's largest mining disaster at The Oaks Colliery in Barnsley, Yorkshire, 1866.

Oaks Pit '66

The Ancient Escape

Are you listening?

A brooding track with a rousing riff to shake your socks off. Inspired by the words of Goethe.

I Still Believe

A hauntingly beautiful raw version of the classic Joy Division song.

"Love Will Tear Us Apart" by Lost Chimes - Joy Division cover

Want to escape the confines of day-to-day life in the Covid era? 
Why not immerse yourself in the alluring sway of the Island...

Island

Singer/songwriter
Hunt Us (2016 - present, folk rock, alternative) 
Lost Chimes (2011 - present, indie folk)
The Miners (2002 - 2006, folk, acoustic, jazz) 
Remainderfour (2002 - 2005, indie post hardcore rock/pop, Bombed Out)
Mine (1998 - 2001, heavy melodic rock)
Backwater (1996 - 1997, rock)

Collaborated with:
Guy Jackson (2022)
Paul Sawford (Oppas, 2021)
Andy Pritchard (2020)
Steve Bean (2010)
Amy Claro (2006)
Tom Fletcher (2005)
Mick Lee (2003)
Winter North Atlantic (2000-2001)
Little Gem (2000)
Nautilus (1999, jazz, soul)

Keep Walking - a song for www.seasidedonkey.com

Gemma Kirk

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