What Does Our Future Hold (remastered)

GTL Music Promotions' 'Lady Nostradamus' explores the theme of foresight and intuition, using the metaphor of a modern-day Nostradamus to depict someone who seemingly knows the future, creating a sense of deja vu and wonder.

Lady Nostradamus (remastered)

The song 'Into The Void' by GTL Music Promotions paints a vivid picture of a cosmic journey through space, using planets and celestial bodies as metaphors for different experiences and emotions. It conveys a sense of exploration, resilience, and the endless search for meaning and purpose in the vast unknown, symbolized by the vastness of space and the journey through it.

Into The Void (remastered)

The song 'Growing Up In The 80s' by GTL Music Promotions reminisces about a simpler time without technology, highlighting the joy and freedom of childhood experiences. It portrays a nostalgic view of a time when life was more about genuine connections, outdoor adventures, and imaginative play, contrasting it with the current digital era.

Growing Up In The 80's (remastered)

The song 'Bars are a man's place' by GTL Music Promotions portrays bars as a setting where individuals, particularly men, seek solace from their troubles through drinking and camaraderie. It highlights the cycle of escapism and loneliness that can be perpetuated in such environments, symbolizing the struggles and coping mechanisms of those who frequent these places.

BARS ARE A MANS PLACE (remastered)

The song 'A Different Time Does Exist' by GTL Music Promotions tells a story of unrequited love and longing for someone who belongs to another time. The lyrics depict the pain of being unable to be with the person one loves due to circumstances beyond their control, using metaphors like different times and unseen mist to convey the sense of separation and longing.

A Different Time Does Exist (Remastered)

The song reminisces about the artist's childhood in the year 1977, highlighting the simplicity and love within their family. The lyrics express gratitude towards their parents for raising them with love and pride, emphasizing the enduring bond and strength of their family unit.

Song for Mum and Dad (remastered)

The song 'Bitter Sweetness' by GTL Music Promotions talks about overcoming betrayal and heartbreak to find true love and inner strength. The lyrics use metaphors like 'rising from the ashes' and 'soaring into light' to symbolize moving past pain and embracing a brighter future.

Bitter Sweetness (remastered)

GTL Music Promotions' 'Don't Tell Me It's 6am' captures the exhaustion and monotony of repetitive, draining routines, using metaphors like 'Groundhog day' and 'graveyard shift' to convey the feeling of being stuck in a never-ending cycle.

Don't Tell Me It's 6am (remastered)

GTL Music Promotions's 'This Place Near Crossgates' narrates a chaotic night out with friends, marked by impulsive decisions and unexpected confrontations, urging the listener to seize the moment and enjoy the ride despite the chaos.

This Place Near Crossgates (remastered)

The song 'At Times Life Can Be Hard' by GTL Music Promotions reflects on the challenges and struggles faced in life, comparing them to a roller coaster ride with its ups and downs. The lyrics convey the desire for change, the importance of perseverance, and the acknowledgment of difficult times, all while expressing gratitude and love towards others despite the hardships.

At Times Life Can Be Hard (remastered)

GTL Music Promotions is the artistic label of Peter Irvine, a songwriter, music producer, and keyboardist based in Bellshill, Glasgow, Scotland. Although he co-owns a logistics business, music remains his passionate hobby. His compositions span various genres, characterized by emotive melodies and storytelling drawn from personal experiences.
With 54 songs, 6 covers & 10 instrumentals released to date.

What Does Our Future Hold (remastered)

GTL Music Promotions

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