All On You

The Storm - boy and bear

Pickwick - The Doe Bay Sessions (2011)

This isn’t a breakup record. It’s a truth record. I’m Not Sorry I Found You is Paradigm’s most confessional body of work yet—crafted in real time, with no emotional edits. Every song traces the aftermath of connection: the parts that fractured, the pieces that still hold warmth, and the honest moments that never made it into the goodbye.

From the precision of Drive Past Me to the quiet devastation of She Knew Before I Did, Paradigm delivers a late-night soundtrack that doesn’t beg for closure—it builds something stronger in its place. The writing is sharp. The melodies don’t flinch. And the voice behind it all knows exactly what it’s saying.

You’re not here for background music. You’re here to feel something.
This is for you.

I Remember it Differently

Fkin' Love Myself

Banshee

Strip Mine

How? Why?

- This song came about as a spontaneous idea and was recorded in a single day in only a few takes in order to capture this energy.
- It was played at a steady pace to create space for colours and improvisation to complement the brilliant songwriting of Sting. 

Features: Nick Hurworth on Alto Saxophone
                  Lawrence Jaeger on Percussion
                  Matt Hurworth on Trumpet
                  Yanick Bathfield on Vocals and Guitar
                  Josh Riley on Vocals

And finally the song was Recorded and Produced by the outstanding Callum McDonald at HeyPapaLegend Studios. Grassy Spark is very grateful to have worked with such a talented producer.

We take no rights to this song.

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What Would I Know

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searching for freedom

chemistry

Jeremy Loops is an award-winning musician from Cape Town. From cult live act status in his hometown, to a chart topping album domestically and a flourishing global touring career, his rise has been characterised by breaking through glass ceilings. With his new album, slated for a 2017 release, here’s a maturing, sophisticated musician preparing to see his vision of taking his music global.

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