I’ve had this song saved for a long while. Took another listen and felt compelled to let you know your music and voice is like magic. Thank you.

and she will miss you - seven

1 - Moon River -(Guitar) - Tommy Emmanuel - Henry Mancini

"Steady Waves" off Cross Record's Wabi-Sabi, out January 29th, 2016 on Ba Da Bing Records. Pre-order info here:  http://www.badabingrecords.com/store/cross-record-wabi-sabi-pre-order

Cross Record "Steady Waves"

oh my darling where would you go 
your sweet kisses, made of snow 
I melt you quickly, you speak so softly 
oh my darling where would you go 
house of horrors, a haunted home 
misfit manor, the place they show 
forget the people that you know 
oh my darling where would you go 
out to sea, a place to be 
without me, we’ll both agree 
to disagree, on a plateau 
oh my darling where would you go 
through the blue, nightfall views 
I will be, far from thee 
I’d ask you so, through the crows 
oh my darling why would you go

Darling

This is the first single from Julia Lucille's new album Chthonic coming out April 7, 2017 via Keeled Scales on LP/CD/CS & digital release.

Chthonic

Julia Lucille "I Don't Think I Can"

Pale Seas - Amour

On August 16th, "Korantemaa" uploaded her first original song "By the Time You've Finished Your Coffee" to her YouTube channel. I along with 600 thousand others have listened to it, and the track is just lovely. 

Watch the original video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mj5JrBxwqA

I decided I would challenge myself, as (many of you are unaware of this) I am a drummer, to see if I could create all of the background instruments necessary to make this a full track. I beat matched the entire song (it was not on any sort of tempo) and I think I made it sound even better than it already did. Let me know what you think.

Korantemaa - By the Time You've Finished Your Coffee [TazLazuli Production / Remix]

Written and produced by Amber Ramsay
Mastered by Alex L'Estrange
Video: https://youtu.be/FXebWoEvfvY

Follow You

Cape Weather - Orchestration

The Boat of the Fragile Mind

Charade

Belle Mare is a collaboration between songwriters Amelia Bushell and Thomas Servidone. The duo met at an open mic in Brooklyn during the winter of 2012, and recorded an EP that was released the following year.  
With the addition of Tara Rook (Keyboards), Rob Walbourne (Drums) and Gary Atturio (Bass), Belle Mare performed a live video session at Manhattan’s Electric Lady Studio, at which they caught the attention of Grammy-winner Tom Elmhirst and Ben Baptie.
Elmhirst offered the band his studio at Electric Lady to record with Baptie as producer, and began work on what will be their debut full-length album, with sessions spanning the better part of two years. Now set to arrive late summer 2016.
The first fruits of those sessions came to light last year with the singles, “Cicada”, released in February, which BULLETT called, “the most beautiful song of the month,” and “Dark Of My Evening” in November, a ‘Track of the Week’ by Interview Magazine.  Belle Mare also collaborated with director Nicole Mackinlay Hahn on the video for “Cicada”, which premiered via The New York Times’ T Magazine last April, chronicling a stunning journey of the women of Burkina Faso.
While preserving the foundations of their songwriting and maintaining the stark minimalism of their previous work, Belle Mare’s first album is new territory for the band. Compositionally diverse arrangements, and instrumentation more in line with their live performances, resulted in a far more expansive sound. Although the results are dramatically different, the sincerity and fragility of Bushell’s voice resonates distinctly throughout the album, as do the themes of longing and the passage of time.
Prior to their full length, Belle Mare released the aforementioned EP, The Boat of the Fragile Mind in April of 2013. A collection of eight songs described as “spaciously eerie” by SPIN. The EP was written and recorded by the duo in the modest confines of Servidone’s Brooklyn apartment. It is a strikingly different experience from the Electric Lady recordings, conjuring “a sense of timeless unbeholden to a specific time.” (Eric Danton, Listen Dammit). 


Charade

Belle Mare

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