British folk duet sung together as a conversation over email. The start of a story set on the Cornish Coast in England, Emily has been contacted by a stranger to talk about a mystery in her family history. Accompanying song (and album) for a story.

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After a fierce winter storm, two adventurous boys discover a hidden sea cave inhabited by two mysterious old women who control the tides. As they uncover ancient markings and hear tales of immortal forces, they glimpse a magical world just beneath the surface of the rugged coastline. A haunting and enchanting story of friendship, myth, and the ever-changing power of the sea.
Song from a short story available in a book of short stories here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Odd-Little-Things-Short-Stories/dp/B095GCZNDQ

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The Turning

A young woman named Penny is locked away in a stone chapel by the sinister reverend, her hope fading with every passing dawn as hunger and isolation gnaw at her spirit. But when Bradley arrives at the vicarage—tractor rumbling, clutching a mysterious artefact in need of translation—possibility stirs anew. As Penny struggles to call out for help with her weakening, rasping voice, a tale of resilience unfolds where sunlight, birdsong, and the courage to hope might mean the difference between captivity and rescue.

Morning At The Chapel

How To Relocate An Inconvenient Black Hole (Acoustic)

The Moon Story (Acoustic)

Rage Room (Acoustic)

The Bucket Of Blood (Acoustic)

God Knows I’ve Tried (Acoustic)

Too Much Trumpeting, Not Enough Jazz (Acoustic)

The Red Beaked Watcher (Radio Edit)

Dark side of the moon  ( Pink Floyd)

Bristol based artist. Song writing and painting. Inspired by anything and everything that feels good.

Dark side of the moon ( Pink Floyd)

Daniel Walter