Written by Kate Lynn-Devere and Richard Eady as DaylightSaving, this is one of the last tracks we recorded with our old six-piece line-up, in April 2012. They were recorded in a crazy one day session, after a month of no rehearsal, just for fun, to celebrate having been a band together.

The artwork is a picture of us on stage at Canterbury Sounds New Contemporary Music Festival, at a special gig where we jammed with the legendary Caravan in March 2012.
You're welcome to download these tracks for free: https://soundcloud.com/daylight_saving

Featuring:
Adam McCairn - electric guitar, Joe Inkpen (https://soundcloud.com/joeinkpen)  - bass, Ashley Smith - drums, Dave Jackson - saxophone, Richard Eady - ac guitar & keys, Kate Lynn-Devere - vox & perc.

Recorded by Ian button (Thrashing Doves, Death in Vegas) at Canterbury College Studio, April 26th 2012

All That Never Was

Love After All is a message of hope, love and acceptance for everyone struggling to survive in a world that wasn’t built for them. You matter, you are valid, you are loved.

Written as the soundtrack to a short film produced for Kent and Medway Sui***e Prevention Team as part of the Kent County Council  HOPE Community Arts Exhibition in July 2023.

To watch the film, go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO4saMSFNlE

To read messages of hope written by friends from the neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ community that informed, inspired and featured in the film, go to https://www.katelynndevere.co.uk/love-after-all
Funded by Kent County Council HOPE Community Arts Fund. 

This music is deliberately sparse, because upbeat music is hellish hard to rise to when you're depressed. 
I see you.

Music by Kate Lynn-Devere and Richard Eady, Mixing  by Richard Eady, Mastering by Ashley Smith of Lightswitch Mastering. Cover art by @JoeInkpen.

Love After All

Kate Lynn-Devere is a deaf, autistic songwriter based in Herne Bay on the south east coast of England who studied music at Canterbury Christ Church University. Since losing much of her hearing to Meniere's disease Kate has concentrated on lyric writing and collaboration with composer Emily Peasgood on various projects including most recently "When I Grow Up I Want to be a Ship" (exhibited in God's House Tower in Southhampton March - May 2022) and the 2019 Ivor Novello nominated song cycle “Never Again”. Kate is now turning her creative focus to developing chamber opera and music theatre intended for performance in intimate, black box spaces, exploring themes of loss, isolation and belonging.

Kate Lynn-Devere

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