Date Hoade

Any artist is welcome to send us ONE track via soundcloud.com/groups/dropbox anytime between Monday lunchtime and Thursday morning - and all our moderators, including Tom Robinson, will listen to every track*. This is our full inbox from the week beginning 11th April 2016: from mid-day on Friday you'll be able to hear our shortlist and pick your favourites on this week's Listening Post which will appear at freshonthenet.co.uk/batch194

*Note: we don't listen again to tunes we've already heard, and automatically block artists who send more than one track a week (our moderators can manage to work their way through 150+ tunes overnight, but 300+ would be impossible!)

Entire Inbox: Batch 194

JustThe Same

Maybe This Time

Back to Me

And I Love Her

Need Your Love So Bad (Acoustic Live)

How Long

When the Storm Hits EP out 15/4/16

https://twoskies.bandcamp.com/album/when-the-storm-hits

Drone Attack NP 19

Written and Produced by Gold Spectacles. Taken from the debut EP "Flaws and Visions".

Verse 1:
Well I keep on running
I feel out of place
And I keep on hoping
To lose this taste
Every waking hour
Is waiting game
Distant reflections
Where I see your face
Face, face face, face, face, face, face, face
Face, face, face, face face, face, face, face
Face, face

Verse 2:
And I keep hoping
That its not my mind
I'm not chasing shadows
Of a different kind
Every grain of sand
Sends me in decline
Lost track of when
I crossed the line
Line, line, line, line, line, line, line, line
Line, line, line, line, line, line, line, line
Line, line, line, line, line, line, line, line
Line, line, line, line, line, line, line, line
Line, line, line

Chorus:
So cut the cord, I'm leaving, leaving
Sever the hold I'm feeling, feeling
Make me wholesome even, even
Even

Verse 3:
Well I keep on running
I feel out of place
And I keep on hoping
To lose this taste
Every waking hour
Is waiting game
Distant reflections
Where I see your face
Face, face, face…. (fade out)

Chorus:
So cut the cord, I'm leaving, leaving
Sever the hold I'm feeling, feeling
Make me wholesome even, even
Cut the cord, I'm leaving, leaving
Sever the hold I'm feeling, feeling
Make me wholesome even, even
Even

Even

'Anklung Song' is taken from Orchestra Of Spheres new album 'Brothers And Sisters Of The Black Lagoon' out 13th May on Fire Records

Orchestra Of Spheres - Anklung Song

Ultra-Beast is taken from the album 'Cut Love Pt. 2', out now: http://apple.co/1O0S2Ts
Produced by Tim Carr & Hayden Calnin

Visit Hayden @ www.facebook.com/haydencalninmusic
Media Enquiries: James@mysticsons.com, liv@mysticsons.com
Management Enquiries: christine.diefenbach@gmail.com

Cut Love Pt. 2

Ultra-Beast

Produced by NOVO
Co-Produced by Akaali Inc. & T-Skillz

Written by: T-Skillz, NOVO

Social Links:
twitter.com/NOVO808
instagram.com/itsnovo
facebook.com/NOVO808

No More ft. T-Skillz (Explicit)

My journey started in 1983 and initially my ambition was simply to be competent enough on guitar to be in a band.

That ambition grew over the years and through perseverance and commitment to my love of music I managed to find a style that is all my own. Of course as writers we all have our influences and I'm no exception. Mine include, Lennon and McCartney, Van Morisson Peter Green, Stevie Wonder, Nick Drake and many more.

The great writers and producers Gamble and Huff, who were responsible for the sound of Philadelphia were also huge influences on me with there wonderful tunes and arrangements.

Songwriting is a craft and has to be learnt over time. Some artists flourish quickly as in the case of the wonderful Nick Drake. Some, like me, need more time. We are not all geniuses!

It is critical to find a producer who understands you as an artist and I have been very fortunate to work with my co-producer Ivan Anchant for many years. Ivan first and forermost is a great musician, the fact that he is also a great producer and engineer has been my good fortune and allowed me to make some fine recordings, of which I am very proud.

I write from the heart and rely solely on the inspiration of the moment. I see songs as gifts and have learnt to cherish those gifts and remind myself to try never to take them for granted.

I have written my fair share of garbage in the past, so I take more time these days. If I feel a song is not worth recording I simply move on.

My CD 'Something Real' is a reflection of me and what I really care about. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I did making it.

peace 

JustThe Same

David Hoade Music