Nice folk tune--love hearing a voice that is authentic

Love the addition of the sax and piano. Very well done!

Nice guitars work David, this sounds good!

Great acoustic guitar sound and strumming.

Spring

square

Exploring the darker side of romantic love in the modern era. influences include early British Metal and early American Gothic music. A moody and haunting tribute to distorted guitar and at times dischordant harmonies.

The One To Call - John Goldrust

I Break Down

Mi Isla est une chanson pour les amoureux des îles. Un hiver rigoureux! Hop!  Un petit voyage dans le sud et on reprend vie!  Les plages chaudes, les soirées enveloppantes pendant que chez-nous le froid perdure… (Avec tout mon amour, mon île… et avec mon corps (quelle chaleur!!)… avec aussi tout mon cœur…Oui!!!

Mi Isla is a song for islands lovers. A harsh winter! Hop!  A little trip down south and we come back to life!  The warm beaches, the enveloping evenings while at our place the cold persists... (With all my love, my island... and with my body (what a heat!! )... with all my heart... Yes!!!


Musiciennes et musiciens :
Marie-Christine Tremblay : vocal
Denis Caouette : paroles et musique et arrangements, guitares, back vocals et programmation.
Les M’s  aux brass : 
Marlène Claveau : Sax Alto
Michel Otis : Sax ténor et piano
Marcel Bergeron : Trompette
Martin Tremblay : Trombone
Sébastien Savard : Violons
Frank Corneau : Basse
Jérôme Vandal : Batterie
Martin Larose (Studio Septentrio) : Réalisation


PHONOGRAPHE

Mi Isla

120 BPM of pure energy.
This track blends the raw soul of old-school funk with the punch and clarity of modern dancefloor production. Driving bass, tight funky guitars, an electric piano, sharp drums, a grooving sax, and female vocals that channel the golden age of funk — everything is here to make you move.

It’s not just funk. It’s not just EDM.
It’s a statement: get down, dance hard, and remember who you are.

Mixed in Cubase, mastered with Ozone 11, this song stands at the crossroad between classic groove and club-ready sound. For fans of Jamiroquai, Chromeo, Daft Punk, and anyone who loves music that makes the body and the soul vibrate.

Get Down and Know Who You Are

Get Down and Know Who You Are - KRT Production

Guitars, Vocals, Keys, Bass and Lyrics by Robert Grigg
Drums by Jim Dooley

YouTube link:
https://youtu.be/_jGh8Ogz7nk?si=0Auca4Fsu5FAVnl2

Raise Your Hands

This is the latest demo version of my new track. It was inspired by what I keep getting pushed by the social media apps. I love the track - hope you do too. Thanks for listening, let me know what you think.

ALL OVER X

I haven’t written a new song in a while. Still working on it.

should be you

Start over

16th April is the anniversary of the Battle of Culloden - this is a song about the battle and the aftermath.
 please see FB link for more back ground https://www.facebook.com/david.s.mccormack.9  Thank you for listening :)

To Whom It May Concern

written one or two summers ago - asks quite a lot of questions....still not sure of the answers:) - thanks for listening



Years to Come

Sort of classical love song duet with coffee advert type sax break:)         Thank you for listening

Be That It May

About trying not to complicate or over think things....today it would probably be called "mindfullness" ... although  "carpe diem" says it better :)

For the Moment

In the days of bare knuckle boxing a line was drawn in sand. If you got knocked over you had ten seconds to get back on your feet and step up to the line.  Guess we all have days like that.  Piano David JW Murray and sax David McDonald. Thanks for listening.

Years to Date

Step Up to the Line

About what happens after the main event is over

Gary McDowell's Album

The Aftermath

Hi - I write songs - here is a selection from over the years - thank you for taking the time to listen. More info on the links below. Thanks.

Step Up to the Line

David S McCormack

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