Me & Simona is the first of a series of collaborative singles by singer/songwriter Harry Orme and songwriter/producer Frankie Harper (In The Morning Lights), written and recorded at Frankie's studio in Leeds. Having both cut their teeth as sidemen/collaborators for nearly a decade, this is their debut release under their own names.

Me & Simona is a minimalist vignette about family, childhood, and the struggle to reconcile our memories of the past with our image of our present selves. Inspired by the collaboration between King Creosote and Jon Hopkins, much of the surrounding production was created by manipulating background sounds and outtakes from the guitar/vocal sessions.

Me & Simona

Me And Simona

Leeds Conservatoire Contemporary Choir’s performance of ‘Lord Prepare Me’.

From our CD "Message From The Man in the Moon" on Pismo Records

Moonlight Saving Time

Written and Produced by Jake Alder // Vocal line written by Charlotte Turnbull

Available from Itunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/long-lost-feat.-charlotte/id1108931331?uo=4 // Spotify https://play.spotify.com/album/2IHLMWyy4pO58XYiwlGPPc // Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Long-Lost-feat-Charlotte-Turnbull/dp/B01EXYWHG8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1464099050&sr=8-1&keywords=jake+alder+long+lost

Jake Alder  - Long Lost (feat. Charlotte Turnbull)

QUESTIONS

I wrote this song as a tribute to the families of the Nice, France 14/7 tragedy in 2016. It will become part of a compilation on sale and the proceeds will go to the victims' families. 
Songwriting, Production and Vocals - Penny Mac
Piano / Strings arrangement- Ronnie Rae Jr

One Voice - Penny Mac

For Leeds College of Music | New Music Collective (Amplified Ensemble)
Direction: Damien Harron

"from below the shadows glances of light appear and vanish" - imagine hidden forces constantly in flux some subtle, some not so growing towards a point which for now is unseen. Over time free improvisation has grown in significance in my music making as a performer and composer. I try to create music that has the emotive freedom and intensity of free improvisation - I love its energy, focus and agility –  but captured in scores from which musicians can perform! Full of graphic elements, non-traditional notations and not a time signature or barline in sight, I am trying to push the players in to creating uninhibited textures and moments that fluctuate and crest away from the standard compositional tradition. For me the interplay between performers is really important, intriguing and exciting!

Live performance 27/02/17 
The Venue - Leeds College of Music

Beneath the Horizon for Large Ensemble

Been a while! Ends This Way is part of the Equinox Silhouette Charity Series. Available to buy for £1. All proceeds go to Mind.

https://www.mind.org.uk

'Debuting as our first release on our "Equinox Silhouette Charity Series" devoted to mental health awareness is myk. This track is a beautifully crafted melodic tune that really pushes you through a journey of well being with its euphoric chords and ambient synths. With this charity series we’ll be bringing you new releases dedicated to raising money for mental health charity “Mind”. You never know who could be experiencing these constant struggles and as a society we need to come together to help those in need.'

Mastered by Elliot Berger

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Steve Lacy - Window

Vocals, Keyboards & Composer: Jemma Freese
Bass & Electronics: Chris Sellers
Drums & Percussion: Theo Goss
Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by: Jack Davis
Recorded at: Sundown Studios, Leeds
Photography by: Megan Callan
Artwork by: Becca Jones
Designed by: Jemma Freese

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The sound of students, staff and alumni at Leeds Conservatoire, UK.

Leeds Conservatoire Contemporary Choir’s performance of ‘Lord Prepare Me’.

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