A dance/Electro based track recorded on a Tascam 2488 with Alessi Sr-16, bass & 2 guitar tracks.  Kind of reminds of Kasabian a bit.  

Subdivision

A floaty composition I call 'Watermark', really need to get to lyrics to this one but it flows really nicely and i like it, I think the lead guitar drops out on the last part. 

Watermark

Recorded on on old Tascam 4 Track Portastudio, we used 'Tapes' in those days.  Had this for years never did much with it.  No vocal but I have the lyric, if we were to do this in the band would prob need 2 guitars.  I like this a lot

Dressed Like Jesus

Another track made on my Tascam 4 track Portastudio.  a sombre sounding one very Joy Division/Editors me thinks. 

To Be True

This Pulsing, great rocking demo kinda the Stones meets U2 (not something to brag about), have played this with LINUS in practice.  I sent this actual demo over to Ed (Edward of Sim) our bass player who came up with an equally rockin' lyric.  Unfortunately there is no vocal on this as yet.

This Pulsing

A rough first demo of Leaving It All Behind recorded on my Tascam 2488 in Oct 2011.  Written, performed & recorded by John French Bray.  Needs a bit more work plus a guitar solo when it sits right with me, but I like it.

Leaving It All Behind - 1st Demo, Home recording

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One man...one Xmas song and one unimpressed wife. A humorous alternative Xmas song with a sing-a-long chorus and a quirky video featuring a very deadpan wife. Annoyingly catchy and cheesy but isn't that the mark of a great Xmas song. Shot entirely on a Flip video and edited with Flip software. Written and performed by John French Bray, Video staring John French Bray and his beautifully deadpan wife. 

Click the video link above to see the hilarious video...

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY.....

copyright - John French Bray

Enjoy....its Christmas

Christmas Hangover

A nice Chill out vibe here based around a 2 chord guitar progression alongside a Roland E-09 on a home studio.  Great choral build up towards the end, be nice to get a female vocal on here.


Epoch

BrewsterSounds - Singer/songwriter John French Bray