Name: Third Eye Harmonic by DELTORERS
Duration: 2 min 44 s
Description: Brand new track from The Deltorers up coming 6 track EP soon to be released and tune core and band camp.

There are very few tracks out there which captivate a listener INSTANTLY...This is one of them. BLINDING SONG BOYS!

The song inspired by a radical allotment group. It follows three people trying to manoeuvre themselves out from their own situations. Get rich, destroy the world, and if you do it quick enough at least you'll be at the top of the pile when it happens. Boom. 
Inspired by the new book of Eleanor Catton, of the same name.
Note: There is a cuss word in the song, not used in vain. The version uploaded to BBC Introducing is a radio friendly edit (shorter and clean).

Birnam Wood

Performed by the New Sounds Quartet during the 2023 Cortona Sessions for New Music. Miguel Calleja and Holly Workman, violins; Nicky Moore, viola; Jordan Bartow, cello. Composed by Sameer Ramchandran. Recorded by Brendan Sweeney

Adagietto

Emma Gatrill has shared her new single ‘Seed’, a poignant and uplifting moment from her upcoming album featuring  stellar contributions from Rozi Plain and Kate Stables (This Is The Kit), Rachael Dadd and more. The Brighton-based harpist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist’s new album ‘Come Swim’ arrives 24th November 2023 via Willkommen Records. 
   
A manifesto for kindness, ‘Seed’ speaks to the challenging times we find ourselves in, suggesting ways we can all make a difference by sticking to our principles and striving to be the best possible versions of ourselves - “Help a stranger out like a friend in need…Don’t be frightened to stand up for what you believe”.

Aided by co-producer and partner Marcus Hamblett, though new album ‘Come Swim’ was produced and recorded at home (or Bear Mountain Studios, as the credits have it), Gatrill was able to call on a truly impressive cast of collaborators for the album. Along with Stables, Plain and Dadd, other guests include Conor O’Brien (Villagers), Mark Lockheart (Polar Bear, Radiohead’s Kid A), Rachel Horwood (Trash Kit, Bas Jan), and Thom Mills (Skinny Lister). 

Since 2017’s acclaimed Cocoon, Gatrill has steadily earned her place as one of UK music’s best-kept secrets. From singing on Nick Cave & Warren Ellis’ film soundtrack ‘Wind River’, to playing a remarkable range of instruments for others (including Lucy Rose, Broken Social Scene, Samantha Crain, David Thomas Broughton and more), Emma has distilled this wealth of experience into creating a captivating sound entirely of her own; a logical progression that culminates in the fervent beauty and wonder of ‘Come Swim’. 

Emma Gatrill on ‘Seed’:
“‘Seed’ attempts to represent how tough life can be. We may sow a thousand seeds but only one may survive and grow, but that one can be everything. That one idea can blossom if we nurture it. That one kind gesture from a stranger can change how the whole day goes. Stay strong, stand up for what you believe and don’t feel afraid to ask if you need help. That’s how we all learn. It was an honour to have Kate, Rozi and Rachael all add vocals to this tune. I’ve enjoyed playing music with all three of them so much over the years and learnt a lot musically from them. I really wanted this song to have a feeling of camaraderie and a sense of togetherness.  Kate's wild recorder and ocarina also sonically embody one aspect of the song's meaning for me - the continual cacophony of life perhaps! To find answers we have to ask questions. To find kindness we have to be kind. To grow we have to learn. Seed is about trying to be the best possible version of us in a world which is tough.”

Kate Stables (This Is The Kit) on ‘Seed’:
“Emma Gatrill is one of the most talented people I know. We've played together a lot in various projects and so I was very happy and honoured to be asked to contribute to this track. I especially loved having the freedom to add whatever I felt like and anyone who knows me beyond my own band knows I love adding ocarinas and recorders - which is what I did and which Emma generously left in! This track is filled with so many people that I love. Plus, I just can't get enough of "out of the dark into the light, into the light of the morning". A message we all need to remind ourselves of on a daily basis. Good one, Gatrill!”

Rachael Dadd on ‘Seed’:
“This song is like a glorious seed sprouting towards golden sunlight. I’m so happy to hear Emma bringing her third album into the world in all its harmonious joy and honoured to sing here, and massively grateful to Emma for all she’s brought to my music over the last 12 years”

Emma Gatrill - harp, clarinet, bass clarinet, mellotron

Kate Stables - backing vocals, ocarina, recorder
Rachael Dadd - backing vocals
Rozi Plain - backing vocals

Marcus Hamblett - cornet, synths
Andrew Stuart Buttle - violin
Dan Harding - drums

Seed

Plato had it easy
Right place right time
To write down his lessons
And make them last through time
I'm lacking inspiration
I'm already past my prime
The grass was always greener
When you're on the other side
I don't know what to do
In this world

So I did my research
I looked it up online
I asked Jeeves
He shrugged and deeply sighed
He said, "you're not like Sinatra,
No, you don't have his eyes
And you don't like dancing
When your feet are getting tired."
I don't know what to do
In this world
I don't know what to do
In this world
I don't know what to do
I don't know what to do

I don't want the dreaming
I don't want the hope
I gave my all already
And now I wish I'd never spoke
If "everyone's an artist"
Then who is left to gaze?
Will the seats lie empty
When we're standing on that stage?
I don't know what to do
In this world
world
I don't know what to do
I don't know what to do

Aaron Neville - keyboards, backing vocals
Adam Kidd - composer, rhythm guitar, lead vocals, production
Adam Whittles - bass guitar, backing vocals
James Crump - drums, percussion, engineering
Tom Alty - lead guitar, backing vocals

Tristan Maclenahan - mixing and mastering (Aquitaine Sounds)

Don't Know What To Do

SciFiSky
Song: Aerodynamics of Intelligence
Album: Spontaneity / Live Recordings: 4th Session - October 2017

This is the first track from our fourth jam session. We had recently acquired and began experimenting with new and improved recording gear.

Recorded in a converted garage by Jonathan Carey (guitar) and Evan Witkowski (drums, keys).

Album Art by SciFiSky. 

SciFiSky 2017

Stray From the Hive

29 Aerodynamics of Intelligence (Live Spontaneous Jam)

A song for skeleton key,
who doesn't have any door,
you don't have to talk to me,
not now, not anymore,

Skeleton key,

no one here is guilty,
the brains have all been fed,
and the skeleton key,
locked inside his head,

advice from your split personality,
saying this pain is what's meant to be,

Skeleton key,
sits there lonely,
upon the cluttered shelf,
it hates the door,
and in it's war,
it turns upon itself,

metaphors are mixing,
your secret war of shame,
you're going to kill the world,
until it's all the same,

Skeleton key...

Skeleton Key

weeds of wonder

Ship Bottom Escalation

flakebelly // the christmas morning outcome

Out 12th December
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A sonic voyage through the multiverse, a dimensional portal to alternate realities where the rules of music and genre are constantly shifting and evolving. A call to arms and a rallying cry against psychic vampires and negativity.

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(P) 2023 flakebelly - all rights reserved
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Brand new track from The Deltorers up coming 6 track EP soon to be released and tune core and band camp. 

Third Eye Harmonic

2 Piece ALT/ROCK band from South UK

For bookings: deltorers@gmail.com

Third Eye Harmonic

DELTORERS

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