I'm a Dutch musician and songwriter based in the north of The
Netherlands. I play all the instruments on these recordings. I will perform many of these songs live with my new band.

Four albums so far, Love and war(2016), Cradles and crosses (2018),Vaudeville and burlesque (2019) and The Emperor of ice cream (2020)
Check www.newlandmusic.net

Sinds 1968 actief als zanger/gitarist. Diverse platen en CD's gemaakt. Gespecialiseerd in Bob Dylan songs maar ook vertolker van songs van Leonard Cohen, Johnny Cash, eigen songs en Amerikaanse traditonele Folk- en Bluessongs.

The debut album 'A Bounce Of Grace' by indie rock band Seewolf will be released on Friday, March 28. This hymn to the desolate Frisian coastal landscape, which marks the band’s surroundings, is being presented during Seewolf’s releaseshow on Saturday March 29 in the venue of Neushoorn, Leeuwarden (The Netherlands).

The eight tracks on ‘'A Bounce Of Grace' exude raw openness. The four enthusiastic band members work in the spirit of bands such as Motorpsycho, The Veils and The Doors. Seewolf previously released two singles with accompanying video clips as well as two live sessions, but now their life’s work  is finally ready. 

An analog tape recorder
On the debut album of Seewolf a starring role is reserved for a unique fifth band member: the band imported and restored an analog tape recorder from the famous Wally Heider Studios in San Francisco. The machine, a device used by icons such as Tom Waits, Van Morrison and Neil Young to record their albums, became an indispensable ingredient in the ongoing search for the timeless sound of music from the sixties and seventies that inspires Seewolf. After years of recording and tweaking  in the cold north of the Oudebildtdijk, Seewolf's atmospheric debut album  captures the warmth from an earlier sound.

Praise to the Frisian coastal landscape
The expansive indie rock of Seewolf is a hymn to the Frisian coastal landscape that forms and nourishes the band. This is a result from the erratic interaction between the band's personal inner world and the rough outside world, with sea water hitting the salt marshes, the robust manmade dikes and the many lighthouses on the northern islands that shine over those vast landscape from the islands up north. Time just seems to pass a little slower here.

Gilbert Terpstra is following