Name: Bird Song (Instrumental) by FlewTheArrow
Duration: 2 min 52 s
Description: Some aimless jamming in Open C, with a touch of background bird song. Inspired by one of my favourite songs, Halving The Compass by Helios.

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Some aimless jamming in Open C, with a touch of background bird song. Inspired by one of my favourite songs, Halving The Compass by Helios.

Bird Song (Instrumental)

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Here is a link to me new song 'Peppermint Tea'. I started writing this over a year ago and originally worried that the main line "things aren't quite as bad as they seem" could be misinterpreted as me dismissing people's problems. But this song is really just a gentle reminder not to get stuck in your own head; something I am guilty of doing. It's incredible how much even just vocalising something can make you see that you were wrong about a situation, or how a friend can just say something sooo simple that can completely change your perspective. These moments are so important, they are what help us get through things and more often that not, after a big chat we come away feeling like wowsers, things might not be so bad. Although other animals can communicate, humans are unique in their ability to be able to communicate with one another so directly; to be able to tell each other exactly what is going on and exactly how we feel. This is a GIFT we should never be scared to use; ***talk & listen*** we have so much to learn from each other. When I think of the people I know and what they have been/are going through, it's overwhelming. We all deal with such a variety of difficult situations that life throws our way, but it's heartwarming to see friends support each other with love, kindness and advice (I've experienced that a lot this year and I am very very grateful) and it's so inspiring to see people overcome difficult situations; keep going, you're doing just fine :)

Peppermint Tea

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'Huntress/The Warmth & The Weight' Out 25/11/22

Flew The Arrow is the inner workings of acoustic guitarist and Folk singer
Lee McGilvray, hailing from the West coast of Scotland in the small town of
Ayr, and residing in Glasgow where he grows his reputation as an original
Songwriter and Performer. Lee independently released his debut EP “If You’d
Only Care To Listen” in 2016 and since has made his mark performing at
festivals around the central belt, whilst honing his craft and building his
network of listeners in the city.

Having signed to 23rd Precinct Music Publishing in 2018, Flew The Arrow began
2019 performing for the Celtic Connections Hazy Recollections and Danny Kyle
stages, followed by a signing to Electric Honey Records, which gave birth to
his Double A-Side Single release in March (Come The Wind, Come The Rain/Trail
Of Thought). This was but the very start of a full EP released in December ’19
titled ‘Trossach’.

Lee is set to release his next Double A-Side singles on vinyl record, titled
‘Huntress/The Warmth & The Weight’, as he begins a new chapter in the flight
of the Arrow and expands his sound on record and on stage with a quartet
accompaniment creating a soundscape of Cello, Fiddle and Flute that truly bring his songs to life, giving insight into the direction of his song-craft and touching on influence from traditional roots.

Accompanied by Ross Hull on Fiddle, Sarah McWhinney on Cello and Caitlin MacKenzie on Flute.
 
“Melding fleeting finger-style melodies with percussive beats through an array of pleasant open tunings, accompanied by his poetic lyrics and powerful voice, that collate to form a warm sense of original acoustic songwriting that is yet to be discovered."’

“Flew The Arrow fills the room with warm timbres of his acoustic guitar and a soft voice that’s bristles just lightly with an Ayrshire twang, crafting earnest narratives of love and loss from romantic landscapes, who’s imagery weaves through each song like a subtle and haunting poem. His presence cuts a friendly, laid back intimacy, introducing each of his songs with genuine enthusiasm.” - Rave Child

For booking contact:  flewthearrow@gmail.com

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