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Sweet Dreaming

Mark Campbell - City lights

Mark Campbell- Vocals
Kevin Farrell - Guitar 
David Doyle - Cello
Kevin Foran - Trumpet
Noely Musgrave - Bass

Production and Mixing: Philip Magee

Mastering: Simon Francis

Contact: markcampbellofficial@gmail.com

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City Lights - Mark Campbell

I hope you find happiness was written about the droves of Irish people that left the country to find better lives. 

They had to leave family, friends loved ones behind to fly half way across the world. So many of my own friends and close family were among them and I saw first hand how difficult it is, both for those who leave and those who stay.  

I would never hold it against anyone for leaving. Life is too short to dwell on anything. The lyrics of the second verse 
"Dear friends of mine I hope you know
How quick this light of ours can go" actually refers to how little time we have on this planet. It goes on to say.
 "So you best enjoy ephemeral sun, don't be afraid of the dark". That means you should enjoy yourself when you can and don't fear the unknown!

People have a habit of overthinking themselves out of doing something because of what (might) happen. You're better off trying something and not liking it, rather than not trying it at all. My younger self was guilty of this, but as time goes on It teaches you not to dwell.  

From experience, I know that being away from home can cause depression. I won't go into detail but I know depression can be dealt with in many ways. Getting out and doing some exercise, Chatting to friends, getting out in the great outdoors etc. There are many ways of coping.

Suppressing a problem rarely cures it, I've learned this the hard way. Now I try to tackle things head on. Problems dealt with quickly are much easier to deal with because if you dwell and overthink, they grow. I learned this on my travels along with many other things, So even in tough times you learn valuable lessons.

I hope You Find Happiness is a message to my friends that have hit this type of rough patch. Don't let it get you down, look around and find whatever make you happy. 

I Hope You Find Happiness

'Mixtape 2003' - OUT August 12th  www.theacademic.net

Jul 3rd    Barn on The Farm Festival, Gloucester UK
Jul 4th    Groove Festival, Wicklow, Ireland
Jul 8th    Iveagh Gardends, Dublin, Ireland
Aug 19th  Pukkelpop, Hasselt, Netherlands
Aug 20th Lowlands Festival, Biddinghulzen, Netherlands
Aug 22nd w/Cage The Elephant, Prague, Czech Republic
Aug 23rd w/Cage The Elephant,Hamburg, Germany
Oct 5th    The Garage (Attic), Glasgow
Oct 6th    Rainbow, Birmingham
Oct 10th  The Waiting Room ,London

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Mixtape 2003

Ar an gclár seo, pléann Barbara Nic D teicneolaíocht, mná agus Teic na nGael; cloisimid ó Ailbhe Ní Riain agus í ag plé ceol Nina Kraviz agus ar deireadh sa mhír shláinte, tá plé ar an 'Mooncup' agus na buntáistí/míbhuntáistí a bhaineann leis dar le Dáire Ní Chanáin.

Meon Na mBan:  Teic, Ceol agus ‘Mooncup’(15/03/2017)

I'm Not Sorry

OUT FEB 8.

Written & Performed by Donal Quinn. Produced and Mixed by Tom McFall. Recorded at GunFactory Studios, Hackney, London. Mastered by Mike Marsh, The Exchange, London.

Precious

Paddy McKenna spoke with Barbara over the phone on Sunday 4th of February to tell us all about the Le Crunch Apple Of My Eye Song Contest in association with Joe.ie 

Deadline for entries is February 19th - good luck!
http://ouitolecrunchmusic.com/

More details: https://www.joe.ie/joe-competitions/le-crunch-apple-of-my-eye-song-contest-610035

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