...end this night,
if it be your will...

Singer: Dr. K. Bendix 
Playback: Récard

If It Be Your Will (Leonard Cohen Cover)

Old Light MkII

Following a string of underground hits, Circle Red (never ones to stand still or experiment) return with a mood study reflective of their 
time amongst the streets and rehearsal rooms of Bristol.

With echoes of Massive Attack, Morcheeba and Portishead this
delivers a deep. dark bass punctuated by a crisp snare and a sultry, almost electrifying vocal that sets the soul on fire. One for those lazy, hazy summer nights as you pull your partner close and hold on forever.

Mesmeric!

By Your Side

By Your Side by Circle Red

Prologue - Sun Moon And Talia Remix
Original track by Minimums
Remixed by Sun Moon And Talia
Mastered by Minimums

Sun Moon And Talia Remix Of Prologue

Study for Guitar No.10

I realized later that it was a mistake

Project 12

Now! Wrote this many nows ago! Around 2012

The pic is and orange I'm about to eat. I never latched onto Grace when the church told me to thank God for food when I was younger... I'm my 20s I started it again..But I thank the food for dying to keep me alive. Proper grace!

Thanks Orange... because of these few moments... these few nows... I stay alive and you're life means so much more because you're not being wasted... and I'll listen to my tune too to mark the time and link. Best orange ever 😊

Idk... maybe thats a good change. The church says thank God... the most confusing thing for all humans to share ideas about... Instead of teaching the kids reality... This food was alive and is dying or you. Live appreciating THAT... not something that confuses you and then you stop doing it altogether. If you're on the fence... nonharm doing both

I thanks the Universe and the thing that dying and as many of the people involved in the process as we can think of as a family. it's deadly... We don't always think of it but I think it's honing the grace bit the right way 


Lyrics

Make it real won't you
Imagination truth
Not to confuse
That's where your dreams bear fruit
This alliance use a collective conscience
Clues?
You'll know more inside
When we stop wearing this place out


They say, No... It can't be done...
'Till one thinks outside the box
New paradigm takes dogma on
Yes, now we're moving
Now we're moving...

The Now

All I can say, is that I think it's better than yesterday's mix!!!!!

Back To Normal, (I Think)

Young strangers meet on holiday and forget how far away they are from home. This is one of my brother's songs from the early 80s, reproduced here using #saros on BVs

Que mi dispiace partire

Uma releitura da música Doce Feito Caramelo da Iza, é uma releitura com uma batida mais marcada, e outras vozes. Espero que gostem! 🤍

CARAMELO

Singer-songwriter (etc) in Cumbria.

Anne-Marie Sanderson opens a new chapter with her new single, Turning of the Year, offering both an invitation and a manifesto: ‘It’s time to set a new intention, focus our attention / Follow this breath to its full potential...’.

Old Light, her forthcoming debut album [5 Sep 24] promises to be well worth the wait.  Touching on themes of nature, personal growth, and ancestral wisdom, the album is also rich in musical scope, paying homage to diverse influences from folk, pop and jazz. The end result is a signature sound crafted with care in Anne-Marie’s home studio, where she took on the roles of multi-instrumentalist, arranger, recording engineer and producer.

In an age where attention is spread thin and our focus seems constantly blurred by peripheral darkness, Sanderson’s songs seek out glimmers of hope and create space for them to shine. There is an understated authority to her work and an irresistible inevitability to its emotional momentum. Each note and every word is significant, an essential part of the greater whole. Or to borrow from the album’s soulful second single If, ‘everything has got its right place / everything has got its right time / and everything has got a balance / and everything will work out fine.’

"a gloriously wide vista of astonishing grown-up tales which both fascinate and delight – the overall result, complex and immersive, is mesmerising... A bold, unusual and most beautifully constructed body of work." - Tap the Feed Magazine (2018)