@Strats had this instrumental he was working on that he called Sunday.  He gave me some insight on what he was feeling when he was playing on on his guitar.  His inspiration and vibe pushed me to the space I needed to be in to write this.  Hope you like it!

Instrumental - Marc (@Strats)
Vocals and Lyrics - David (@daviddanieleyez)

Every Little Sunday - Marc & David Daniel

Neil Searle is a UK-based singer-songwriter whose music blends classic melodies with thoughtful, lyrical storytelling. Influenced by the timeless sounds of The Beatles and David Bowie, his songs often explore themes of memory, space, and human connection. With a love for the planets, moons, and stars, Neil brings a reflective, sometimes otherworldly quality to his songwriting—creating music that feels both nostalgic and fresh.

reposting tunes i like (any genre).i keep them up for awhile, then delete them again to start anew:)
it is my sincere intention to support the artists i repost and to hopefully contribute to make their music heard. no other agenda.

Second album of 10 songs 'Looking Up',available from bandcamp,Spotify and the rest.

https://vancemagill.bandcamp.com/album/look-up

First album of songs. 'Flying Solo'.
https://vancemagill.bandcamp.com/album/flying-solo

And on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/album/4BOvUv16dOl6cgcWANX1Dz
This is my first solo venture. It's an album of ten songs and it can be downloaded  from bandcamp free,or for whatever you deem it worth. I'd be happy if you just take a copy and listen to my musical ramblings. 
Thanks to all who take the time.  :)

Follow on Spotify  https://open.spotify.com/album/4BOvUv16dOl6cgcWANX1Dz
A while back I viewed s/c as merely a hosting platform for posting on forums,but then I realised there was access to so many wonderful compositions by other folk,it then became my prime source of listening to music.
This little corner of the internet is actually a thriving musical community where nobodies such as myself can share songs with the great and the good.
All that just has to be positive and welcome.
Thanks to all who listen and comment,be assured I will return the favour,as I love finding new artists. Please don't follow me if you are going to unfollow,I only wish to listen and share music,I am not a follower collector.


Songs are a mix of solo work with all instruments played by myself,plus my own world weary vocals! I tend to favour my home made Telecasters and a Strat,though the odd acoustic makes an appearance. I use Logic Pro X and am a recent convert to DAW.

I play and write for the joy of expression and always with the hope my songs may be a positive force to anyone who takes time to listen. I'm an old boy now,so I harbour no dreams of success in the conventional sense,having the odd comment is just fine for me. Thanks to all who bother.

 Also earlier songs from a project in 2015, with Fiona and Martin Magill,Vocals and keys. Martin is a very talented working keyboard player,but sadly Fiona no longer sings. Our loss.
Lastly there are tracks from late 80s/early 90s from SOS,a band I was in back then.

Singer/song writer trying to get it all out.  

Favorite quote: The earth without art would just be "eh".

#FeeLovEveNow

David Daniel

Baby of the 80s, teen of the 90s, obsessed with the 60s and 70s; an FM wannabe in a Youtube world. I guess I just wasn't made for these times. I like songwriting in the Gershwin, Tin Pan Alley, Lennon/McCartney tradition. I prefer records to singles. I prefer three minutes to ten.

According to my mama, I was whistling before I learned to talk. I played organ in the Memphis garage rock scene between 2000 and 2016. I've done a lot of studio work, adding keys to records by songwriters that I really admire.

I'm now focused on recording my own songs. I have a minimal home recording set up with a laptop, microphones, cheap guitars, drums, piano, and a grab bag of other toys. All my lyrics rhyme with the truth, or at least I think they do. 

Life is short and there are more good songs then there are raindrops. Which is to say: thank you very much for lending me your ears.

Rock 'n' roll is dead, long live rock 'n' roll.
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A few of my influences, in no particular order, are:

Sly and the Family Stone 
The Mamas and Papas
Beck
Big Star
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
Smokey Robinson 
Bob Dylan
Buddy Holly
Jack Oblivian
James Brown
Beaulah
Elliot Smith
Hank Williams
Otis Redding
Steve Martin
10CC
Joe Jackson
Frank Ocean
Billie Holiday
Dave Fridman
Joni Mitchell
Tyler, The Creator
The Dirt Bombs
The Cocteau Twins
George Gershwin
Ben Folds
Cornelius
Bjork
Donny Hathaway
The Drifters
Ennio Morricone
Moby Grape
Prince
The Breeders
The Monkees 
Caetano Veloso
Kendrick Lamar
Nina Simone
Pink Floyd
Waylon Jennings
Del Shannon
Booker T and the MG's 
Mott the Hoople
Grandaddy
The Hombres
Philip Glass
Huey Lewis
My Bloody Valentine
David Bowie
David Byrne 
The Pixies
Thin Lizzy
The Clash
Broadcast
Willie Mitchell
Billy Joel
Wilco
Cat Power
Pusha T
Blonde Redhead
Os Mutantes
Al Green
The Kinks
The Animals
Spiritualized
The Zombies
Carol Kaye
Them
Led Zeppelin
The Beta Band
Loudon Wainwright
Leadbelly
Lou Reed
Tom Petty
Tom Waits
Shuggie Otis
The Impressions
Weird Al
Van Dyke Parks
Roy Orbison
Nino Rota
Jack White
Don Covay
Sir Douglas Quintet
Chet Baker
Chicago
Buffy Sainte Marie
Miles Davis
Elvis Costello
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Harlan T Bobo
Nick Lowe
Earth Wind and Fire
Chopin
William S Burroughs
Nina Simone
Ray Charles
Ravel
Electric Light Orchestra
M.O.T.O.
Steely Dan
Willie Nelson
Phish
Charles Mingus
The Grateful Dead
The Cars
Lee Hazelwood
REM
The Replacements
Pavement
Kurt Cobain
Isaac Hayes
Jerry Lee Lewis
Ike & Tina
The Vaselines
Lenoard Cohen
Gilberto Gil 
Air
Alejandro Escovedo
Fats Domino
Little Richard
Buddy Holly
The Flaming Lips
The Flaming Groovies
Janis Jolpin
Scott Joplin
John Coltrane
Willie Nelson
Todd Rundgren
They MIght Be Giants 
The Drifters
The Coasters 
Django
Marvin Gaye
Belle and Sebastian
The Delgados
Animal Collective
Curtis Mayfiled
Harry Nilsson
Warren Zevon
Steve Miller
Randy Newman
Carole King
The Isley Brothers
JJ Cale
Nat King Cole
Frank Zappa
The Rolling Stones
The Compulsive Gamblers
Greg Cartwright
The Reigning Sound
Jeff Pope
Penguin Cafe Orchestra
Dr. John
Ray Manzarek
Paul Simon
Dan Penn
The Byrds
Badfinger
The Band
Stephen Sondheim
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Stephen Schwartz
The Police
Richard Thompson
Dean Martin
Chuck Berry
Syd Barrett
Rita Lee
Gal Costa
The Specials
2 Pac
Weezer
Squeeze
The Violent Femmes
Wanda Jackson
The Andrew Sisters
The Memphis Horns
The Memphis Jug Band
The Oblivians 
Cole Porter 
Johnny Mercer
Black Sheep
Harold Arlen
The Everly Borthers
The Faces
Neil Young
Charlie Rich
Oscar Peterson
Stevie Wonder
Phineas Newborn
M. Ward
The Lyres
The Troggs
The Velvet Underground
Funkadelic
Donovan
The Doors
Meat Puppets
Brian Eno
The Hollies
Radiohead
Frank Sinatra
? and the Mysterians
Tommy James
Madness
The Seeds 
The Lovin' Spoonful
Carl Perkins
Howlin' Wolf
The 13th Floor Elevators
Yo La Tengo
Love
A Giant Dog
Sparks
Courtney Barnett
Kate Tempest
T. Rex
Outkast
Irving Berlin
The Who
The Searchers
Fleetwood Mac
Allen Toussaint

…and a few others

Berlin based singer-songwriter and music producer Brielle inspires us to look beyond ourselves and raise our awareness, not taking things for granted.

Using only minimal gear she is curious to explore the horizon, interweaving delicate acoustic textures with engaging electronic vibes. The compositions allure with a melange of mellifluous melodies embedded in picturesque sonic landscapes. Carried by a dandelion-like voice her passionate songs touch on social issues and personal subjects, telling stories that relate to migration and belonging, adjustment and change. They provide insight into an irrepressible soul, one that is always striving to move on, even at times when you feel lost in a sea of uncertainties.

As a nocturnal bird Brielle is at her best at a late hour. While the city is at sleep, she stops the world and breaks the silence to transform her joy and tears into little time capsules, preserving memories of affection and the solitude of the heart.

All my tracks are home recorded originals...

Music educator, performing artist, compulsive creative and interdisciplinary explorer. Traveler struggling to reconcile the reality of social media and attempting to navigate the waters of a cyclical existence.

I was born and raised in New York and began playing and teaching guitar at the age of 16. When I turned 20 I moved to Los Angeles and attended the Musicians Institute in Los Angeles. After graduating from MI I moved back to attend New School University's Jazz program. During that time I began playing in and leading Jazz combos throughout the New York area. 

When I turned thirty the stock market crashed and I lost everything. As a result of not being able to find work I hitchhiked across the US playing guitar wherever I could. I settled in San Francisco for about three years before relocating to Birmingham, Al about eight years ago. 

Since relocating I've released a number of albums, some through record labels and some independently. I've been so lucky and thankful to have my music aired on the radio internationally. My biggest joy was hearing my music on BBC6's Freak Zone. In 2017 I did a radio station tour in support of my album The Revised Hierarchy of Human Needs, performing live on radio in Washington, Oregon, San Francisco, Wyoming, South Dakota, and Louisiana.

 I am currently performing solo shows in the Alabama area in which I am playing multi instruments, doing live looping as well as singing. I hope to post some of my live performances should I get a recording I feel is worthy of presentation.

If you enjoy what you are hearing please leave a tip at www.joedevita.com

I am also in the process of writing material for a new album which I hope to release in 2020. 

If you are in need of hiring someone to provide guitar/bass/piano or drum tracks for your music I am available.

I also give private guitar/bass/piano lessons through WhatsApp.



 -Joe