Wake Me Up Nicholson Street Public School Baking Track

Paranoia at it's finest. Written and recorded in Sydney, Australia 2011.
Music video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfQBXOT6tRU

Closer To Crazy

Sounds Of Individual

Oh the shame. I wrote this back in 2008 when I was pretty much only listening to Ray Charles and Otis Redding. I'm guessing you'll hear the influence. Hope it makes you smile baby!!  Last month (Jan 2012) I put it down in David Ezra's studios, Surrey, London. I was accompanied on piano by the talented Jon Spanyol who also has his own EP out, check out http://www.jonspanyol.com.

Music video coming soon!!!

Shame On Me

It reminds me of a lullaby. A little soup for the soul. I wrote it December 2011, the original tune arrived when I was holidaying in The Cotswolds, it's no wonder the song has a serene quality to it, as it came to me surrounded by rolling hills and stunning countryside. Last month (Jan 2012) I put it down in David Ezra's studios, Surrey, London. I was accompanied on piano by the talented Jon Spanyol who also has his own EP out, check out http://www.jonspanyol.com.

Warm Warm Heart

This song was written in 2010 a couple of years after the loss of a dear dear friend. 4 years ago he left our worlds but not our hearts and never our sides. He is celebrated, loved and missed by many people, one of those rare selfless, big hearted types who gathered us all up and put us on the same journey, one full of laughter and beers!!. Sorry if it's a tear jerker - if I was to write one now, it would be a happy one - but it came when I was trapped in a moment. Last month (Jan 2012) I put it down in David Ezra's studios, Surrey, London. I was accompanied on piano by the talented Jon Spanyol who also has his own EP out, check out http://www.jonspanyol.com.

I recently created a music video for the song  - you can see it here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Th0lqeaUCDc&list=UUtc9E_gvQqKKbi0rj5TkTIg&feature=plcp

Arms Open

Something a little different for me. Bit of a tribal track this one - vocals and drums with a bit of an 80's feel. That's my best description today!! To be honest there was no grand design here, I just woke up and it came out of me! Although I do love a good hearty tribal drum! I produced the song at home one afternoon - then took it into Artique Studio for a final mix and master. I love the fact that it's basically the same phrase sung over and over but with the intensity peaking and dropping. Sometimes when you have less lyrics poking up it becomes more about the way the emotion carries the few words you have.

The image is from the video - I also created this myself at home. You can watch it here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtM3yord7Mo

Kerrie Hoskins