Name: 04 The Lully Mare by Leanne Lightfoot
Duration: 3 min 22 s
Description: Ode to a horse, the 'Lully mare' (rhymes with Julie), passage of time, She'll be knowing I still know.

Ode to a horse, the 'Lully mare' (rhymes with Julie), passage of time, She'll be knowing I still know.

04 The Lully Mare

Bonus track Rose Petals in the Wind (soundtrack version)

Quero Colo

Fairytale Stuff

The Greatest

'Eclipse' 

Written by Daniel Cooke (DanSTAR Music)

Produced & performed by Daniel Cooke

All Rights Reserved

DanSTAR - Eclipse

A cover version of a song by Big Thief accompanied by Lainey providing vocals

Paul

I'm Still Here For You

A beautiful solo debut EP for singer/songwriter Jacq Teh, “Waves” is awash with raw emotion and vulnerability. A glimpse into the inner dealings behind a tumultuous break-up, the album takes listeners from the beginning through to the end of a collapsing relationship. Deeply moving and painfully real, listeners can expect a good cry as the journey reaches its destination of closure and acceptance.

The music is reminiscent of Bon Iver’s reverberant harmonies, with a poignant attention to detail and slight nod to Teh's jazz and R&B roots. The album seamlessly blends genres, cohesive in its use of vocal production and choral orchestrations. While “Happened” feels like a gentle lullaby bringing listeners into Teh’s world, “Did” and “Waves” are drenched with imagery and an almost palpable feeling of hearbreak. “Friends” features Toronto jazz pianist Jen Lo and gives us subtle R&B grooves and riffs, all while dishing out lyrics that strike to the core. “Getting Older” is undeniably relatable for anyone in their late 20’s to mid 30’s contemplating where they are in life and whether they have achieved the milestones expected of them at this stage. With a mild country landscape set by Toronto jazz guitarist Jay Yoo, the track is a minimalist approach to coming to terms with the dread of aging. And with a cinematic finish, the album concludes with a flowing piece, bringing us back to the image of running water and waves. Featuring a masterful orchestration of woodwinds performed by jazz composer, bandleader, and multi-instrumentalist Dennis Kwok, all one can really do at the end of this album is cry and cry and cry.

“Waves” is the simple story of a break-up, told so carefully and beautifully that it is impossible to turn away. We held in its comforting melodies and embraced by its luscious harmonies. An ambitious debut album for artist, Jacq Teh, firmly marking her place in the world of independent and contemporary music. 

Getting Older

its says it all on the song, finding the last gentleman in this town.

gentleman(demo)

A song about a potential suicide, from the perspective of the female best friend

04 The Lully Mare

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