Song I wrote and recorded today. Started off with the riff on the acoustic and then wrote some more on the electric, liked the sound of both so I will try and record the electric version some time soon.
Recorded the Vocal and Guitar together "as live" and then added some slide playing (which I very rarely do) playing my acoustic on my lap (which I even more rarely do). I then decided to go against tradition and add a backing vocal part. I'm happy with the way it turned out as I spent very little time on it. I hope you enjoy it.

Words and music by Matthew Naylor.

Where Do They Go (Acoustic Version)

Hello and welcome to my piece of the Cloud. 

My tracks here are a mix of new and old (and really old).  

Mostly it's just me playing guitar, slide, bass, double bass, mandolin, and ukulele, flute, trombone, and saxophones (baritone mainly, but some soprano, alto, tenor, and bass) and faking everything else with a Roland GR55 guitar to midi synth.

I'm currently spending most of my time learning flute, trombone, and saxophone, and playing bari sax in the Leeds based Salsa band, Los Cameradas. So not much time for recording or guitars. 

Hope you enjoy it,

Stevie

Thank you for listening.

“A fox came as a rabbit, then a rabbit came as a fox” and with these words short-sighted Jay Eff became invisible. It was not out of the blue he had been studying the work of early ones who left marks in the air. And now here comes someone who doesn't know the marks of all the early ones but with a wooden box in hand he has come to make marks in the air. Wish him luck good people of the world, we all need a little luck sometimes.

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Season Finals "demos"
Thanx for Listening!
And if you’d like me to listen to your track, please message me. I can no longer check my stream everyday, I don’t want to miss your song.. Have a good day now..

Music for audiovisual
www.hankinsstudio.com

‘Delighted that my music has had so many plays on BBC Radio 6 Music, & across the BBC, also in America, Canada and Europe, special thanks to Tom Robinson, Cerys Matthews and BBC Introducing! Humbled and proud at the response my songs have been getting. Thank you everyone for your support’.

Songs about sleeping fields, breathing trees & drunken bees. Recorded by a collective of soundcloud artists. Written in Yorkshire woods . Recorded in fields, garden's & bedrooms across Europe & America.

Purchase from iTunes here
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/jeanes/id384485866

Listen on Spotify here:
https://play.spotify.com/album/7HEwJWNxSIYQUimxlxjCna?play=true&utm_source=open.spotify.com&utm_medium=open

Purchase 'Sleeping Leaves EP' from Bandcamp here (including limited edition CD):
https://folkstockrecords.bandcamp.com/album/jeanes-sleeping-leaves-ep

Words and music: Russell Jeanes,
Voices: Catherine Hershey, Emily Zornado, Léa Decan, Dougie Harley.
Additional guitar: Scott Fraser
Strings: Tom Sidebottom

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kind words ...
"Nobody out there sounds quite like Russ Jeanes – The taste of honey is almost tangible. Pure pastoral nectar from the heart of Northern England – accept no substitute”
Tom Robinson - BBC 6 Music

“Absolutely Mesmerising, beautiful”
Robert Macfarlane (Author of The Lost Words)

"it's gorgeous - when you first hear Simple Jayne, it immediately goes into your top 100 songs that you take with you forever”
Cerys Matthews - BBC 6 Music

The delicate, pure folk from the mysterious Russell Jeanes is spellbinding,
bewitching, beguiling and breathtakingly beautiful”
The Devil has the Best Tuna

"Imagine walking through the woods, taking a trip back to the 1960s with Andy Warhol & Velvet Underground”
Jericho Keys - BBC Radio

"Innocence and beauty finds its voice”
Johnno Casson

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Thanks to FOTN, Tom Robinson, Cerys Matthews, BBC6 Music, WFMU, Jericho Keys, Alan Raw, BBC Wales, and a myriad of wonderful radio shows across the planet for making it possible for the songs to be heard.

Listen now on Spotify

Hubert Eddy is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer of Irish-Pakistani heritage. Growing up in England, he spent most of his years in the West Midlands, before making the move to Wuhan, China where he now resides. His songwriting style has origins of western traditional English/ Irish style folk and American blues, to more contemporary sounds of folk rock, with added eastern influences. 
 
Hubert Eddy’s songwriting has been described as introspective, at times dark, nostalgic and thought-provoking. His lyrics often explore aspects of loss and longing, to subjects of books he's read, or people he's met. As a producer he strives towards a classic sound, always pushing his process to new heights. His main influences come from the sounds and compositions of the likes of Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and John Lennon to name a few. 
 
To explore more about Hubert Eddy and stay updated on upcoming releases, visit his website or follow on social media. 

www.huberteddy.com

I'm no longer posting new recordings to SoundCloud. Please visit my FB music page for more tunes! https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100056363267051

Where Do They Go (Acoustic Version)

Fox as Rabbit