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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4ig6cw_darren-cross-when-the-chills-are-coming_music

Darren Cross founder of Sydney's eclectic electronic rock group, Gerling and more recently of Jep and Dep is set to release his debut solo album '_Xantastic' this coming September on NO DRUM RECORDS.
The first official single from '_Xantastic' is this folk song called "When the Chills Are Coming".

https://nodrumsrecords.wordpress.com/
http://www.dcdarrencross.tumblr.com

When The Chills Are Coming.

From the album "Heavenly Bodies" available August 26, 2016

Recorded by Aaron Espinoza at The Ship Los Angeles, CA
Mixed by Abe Seiferth at Transmitter Park Studio Brooklyn, NY
Mastered by Heba Kadry at Timeless Mastering Brooklyn, NY

Heavenly Bodies

04 Heavenly Bodies

Singer/Songwritter: @Aariciaofficial
Composed by: @Aariciaofficial and @princeclubmusic
Produced & Mixed by: @princeclubmusic
Mastering by: @navnavnav

FB: facebook.com/aariciaofficial 
INSTA: instagram.com/aariciaofficial
TWITTER: twitter.com/AariciaOfficial

The Ruler

Losing You

Entrañas 

	1	Pérdida
	2	Torero
	3	Culebra
	4	Vicar
	5	Cement Garden interlude
	6	Baby Doll / ft. Mica Levi 
	7	Lulled
	8	Think of / ft. Mica Levi & Massacooraman 
	9	Clocked
	10	Pargo
	11	Turnt / ft. Total Freedom
	12	Girasol
	13	Fount
	14	Sin Rumbo

Artwork by Jesse Kanda www.jessekanda.com

Humbled by the gift of speaking in unison along
Total Freedom https://soundcloud.com/totalfreedom
Mica Levi https://www.facebook.com/Micachu-10361552241/
Massacooraman https://soundcloud.com/massacooramaan


Video for 'Sin Rumbo' @ https://youtu.be/hE6OjTiMY3o

Download with hi res artwork:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/r90yay0zd5ekbmn/Arca_-_Entran%CC%83as.zip

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Entrañas

Seja talks to Darren Cross (Gerling, Jep and Dep) about old times playing in Gerling, how the band was formed, got signed and changed lineup 4 days before a Big Day Out show. They chat about band uniforms, how they got signed to Fellaheen, and his eventual departure from backing tracks and dance music to start playing folk. Seja and Darren chat about the development of his folk noir duo Jep and Dep, home recording at crazy hours and his DIY record label.
Stevie Nicks the dog gets a few mentions. 

Darren’s strange show story was illustrated by Helena Papageorgiou. You can see more of her drawings and animations on http://www.helenapapageorgiou.com/  or on Instagram @Hp_secondvariety

All HearSej illustrations can be seen on Instagram @hearsejpodcast or on the HearSej Facebook page.

#22 Darren Cross (Gerling, Jep & Dep)

Seja talks to her guest Mikey Young (Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Total Control) about learning guitar, tour anxiety and growing up in Frankston loving Rod Stewart and Kiss. Mikey tells Seja about how he got into recording bands and his process of trying to capture live energy on albums. They discuss the future of Eddy Current Suppression Ring, gear nerdery, working with Royal Headache and meeting heroes. 

Mikey’s strange show experience was illustrated by Cameron Hawes (@ronnietwotone). 

All illustrations can be seen on instagram @hearsejpodcast and the HearSej Facebook page.

#33 Mikey Young (Total Control, Eddy Current Suppression Ring)

Recorded in March 2011 at 4DDB Community Radio in Toowoomba.

Chris Moller Interview

A tribute to redoubtable journalist Robert Fisk. © Paul Hemphill 2013

I am the freedom fighter, I am the dragon’s breath.
Here stands the sole survivor, the time-worm shibboleth.

https://howlinginfinite.com/2018/09/01/when-freedom-comes/

When Freedom Comes

In-depth conversations with both David Kilgour and Hamish Kilgour, brothers, members of The Clean - solo performers also. I talk to David, first, backstage at a bar in Wellington ahead of his soundcheck. Less than a week later I'm down an alley-way with construction happening around us as I capture some thoughts from his brother Hamish Kilgour; coincidentally touring the country. These two conversations are presented together here to celebrate episode 200 of Sweetman Podcast.

Sweetman Podcast: Episode 200 - David Kilgour / Hamish Kilgour

The Wild Rover Part I looks at the historical and sociological background of 17th century England; a culture which gave rise to a body of song known as the Alehouse Ballads. It was from this group of ballads that the song which was to become the Wild Rover emerged from in the year 1678. Featuring performances from Cormac Dermody, Adrian Edwards, Paul Denman, Beanie Entwistle, Joe Yorke, Radie Peat and Marshall Morris the Travelling Woodsman of the Fosseway. Do yourself a favour and check out Brian Peters' 2015 article The Well-Travelled 'Wild Rover'  Folk Music Journal Vol. 10, No. 5 (2015), pp. 609-636, which I relied on heavily while creating this podcast. https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

The Wild Rover Part I

Episode XIII takes a look at Irish songs of social protest including my favourite unnapreciated sub-genre of republican ballads. Also includes part three of Lomax Does Ireland, an in depth look at Alan Lomax's seminal collecting trip to Ireland in 1951.

Tracklist:

Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin and Ultan O’Brien - All Our Lonely Ghosts
Liam Weldon – Dark Horse on the Wind
Dé Danann – Rights of Man / Pride of Petravore
Christy Moore – Anne Lovett
The Dubliners – The Sun Is Burning
Paul Brady – The Shamrock Shore
Frank Harte – Pat Maguire
Swan Arcade – Four Green Fields
Chumbawamba – The Manchester Martyrs
We Shall Overcome – Hard Times of Old England
Gobnait Ní Chroinín – Innsin Bhéal Átha na Ghaorthadh
Maire Ní Cheocháin – Cois Abhainn na Séad
Maxine Sullivan - The Raggle Taggle Gypsy

https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

Fire Draw Near Episode XIII

Part II of the Wild Rover Podcast looks at what happened to the song over the first 300 years of its existence as it spread from England to Scotland, North America and Australia, where it began to evolve into something resembling the version that we all know today. Featuring performances from Marshall Morris the Travelling Woodsman of the Fosseway, Cormac Dermody, Paul Denman, Beanie Entwistle, Mark Jennings and Liam Crill . Do yourself a favour and check out Brian Peters' article The Well-Travelled 'Wild Rover' (Folk Music Journal Vol. 10, No. 5 (2015), pp. 609-636), which I relied on heavily while creating this podcast. https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

The Wild Rover Part II

The final installment of the Wild Rover Podcast looks at the song in Ireland before the Dubliners came along as well as where Luke Kelly’s iconic version might have originated. Featuring performances from Cormac Mac Diarmada, Cat Forster and Mark O'Kane. Do yourself a favour and check out Brian Peters' article The Well-Travelled 'Wild Rover' (Folk Music Journal Vol. 10, No. 5 (2015), pp. 609-636), which I relied on heavily while creating this podcast. https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

Wild Rover Part III

I don't like soundcloud much.
www.darrencross.bandcamp.com
Australian musician who releases music under Darren Cross and D.C Cross- the later is Instrumental Folk Guitar with an Australian slant.

When The Chills Are Coming.

Darren "D.C" Cross

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