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Break For Love

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Out on September 17th on vinyl, CD & digital download from <a href="https://chimeramusic.com">Chimera Music</a>.

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TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL

Blood River 
Blood River
Moonlight spread on my hard bed
I saw your eyes in my sleep 
Your gaze was deep and I knew
Your gaze was deep and I knew

Blood River, 
Blood River
Take me to the Land of Hell
Where you and I meet soul-to-soul 
To never be apart again

Our cord was cut by the Universe
We floated away with each others’ hearts
I went East and you went West
Flying around, our memory of birth
Flying around, our memory of birth

Blood River
Blood River
Take me to the Land of Hell
Where you and I meet eye-to-eye
To never be apart again

You’re my curse
I’m your noose
Raise me gently
Burn the hearth
Raise me gently
Burn the hearth
In a Nowhereland in the Universe


Blood River
Blood River
Take me to the Land of Hell
Where you and I meet soul-to-soul 
To never be apart again


I’ll bury you with my hand
in the distant sand 
We’ll hold each other and never leave again
I hear your heartbeat to the end of life
I hear your heartbeat to the end


Blood River
Blood River
Take me to the Land of Hell
Where you and I meet eye-to-eye 
To never be apart again


Blood River
Blood River
Take me to the Land of Hell
Where you and I meet soul-to-soul 
To never be apart again


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Words and Music by Yoko Ono
© Ono Music (BMI) 2013

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YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND

Yoko Ono - Vocals
Sean Ono Lennon - Piano, E. Guitar
Erik Friedlander - Cello

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TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL

Produced by Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon, and Yuka C. Honda
Recorded at Sear Sound by Christopher Allen
Mixed by Michael H. Brauer for MHB prods
Mixed at Electric Lady Studios
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering
Kevin Harper - Assistant Engineer
Mark Bengston - ProTools Engineer and Assistant

Geoff Thorpe - Art Director
Greg Kadel - Cover Photography
Sean Lennon - Studio photos
Yoko Ono - Drawings

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YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND release the brand new album TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL on Chimera Music on September 17th 2013 

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The album continues an astonishing bout of creativity for Ono, who celebrated her 80th birthday this year and has just curated the hugely succesful Meltdown Festival at Southbank, London. 


"An extraordinary performance by any standard – for a woman in her ninth decade, almost unbelievable" 
Evening Standard, June 2013 


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The truly amazing YOKO ONO releases her brand new album TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL on Chimera Music on Sep 17th. 

The album comes four years after her previous studio album BETWEEN MY HEAD AND THE SKY which received rave reviews and was voted one of Mojo Magazine’s Albums Of the Year. 

That same year Ono was awarded both the Lifetime Achievement Award by Mojo and The Venice Biennale Golden Lion Award for her ground-breaking music and art. 

TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL was recorded in New York and was producedby Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon and Yuka Honda. 

YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BANDalso includes members of Cornelius and Cibo Matto, plus – for this album – tUnEyArDs, Questlove, Nels Cline and Andrew Wyatt. 

The album includes remixes by Mike D & Adrock and Keigo "Cornelius" Oyamada. 

The record was planned and made during a hugely productive period which saw Ono’s 2012 show TO THE LIGHT at London’s Serpentine Gallery break attendance records; she then went on to open HALF-A-WIND SHOW, a major retrospective in Frankfurt, finish her instruction book ACORN, travel extensively to oversee various museum shows, score her 10thNo 1 hit HOLD ME on the Billboard Dance Chart, actively campaign against fracking in New York State, win the MTV O Music Award for 'Digital Genius' and – most recently – plan the Meltdown Festival at Southbank, London, which she curated. 

Yoko’s curatorship is already being hailed as the best in the 20 year history of the festival which this year included a coruscating opening night performance by YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND, and guest appearances by Ono with Cibo Matto, Peaches, Kim Gordon and a closing night collaborative performance with Siouxsie of Ono’s seminal “Walking On Thin Ice”. 

Meltdown 2013 featured a huge cross–section of artists including Savages, Kim Gordon, Siouxsie, Cibo Matto, Bo Ningen, Thurston Moore, Iggy Pop, Deerhoof, Patti Smith, Peaches, Marianne Faithfull, Boy George, Patrick Wolf, Reggie Watts, Viv Albertine, Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto, Pussy Riot and Immortal Technique. 

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Praise for Yoko’s performance at Meltdown 2013: 

“It’s a heck of a racket for a gal in her eighties – Yoko is the star but the music offers her the sky to shine in” 
The Independent 

“An international treasure shines. Ono has transcended age – she opened Meltdown 2013 with a blistering, thrilling, cutting-edge musical set which not so much pushed boundaries as ignored them” 
Evening Standard 

“Even at 80 Yoko is out on her Ono” 
Observer 

“Octogenarian’s standing elevated to the angel of the avant garde” 
The Guardian 

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MOONBEAMS, the staggering opening track of the new album, was recently previewed on Soundcloud, ahead of its live premiere as the opening song of Meltdown 2013. 

Ono said today: 
“My new album comes at a very special time for me. I’m so happy that it’s being released after all the incredible shows that made up Meltdown. The energy I have right now, and the desire to continue to make as much great work as I can, is really moving me forwards all the time. This album is the culmination of a lot of ideas I’ve been having over the last few years and I feel proud to release it at such an exciting time of my life.” 

Yoko Ono has a major art retrospective HALF-A WIND SHOW currently on view at the Louisiana Museum in Copenhagen, later opening at Kunsthalle Krems, Austria on 20th November 2013, and another major art retrospective WAR IS OVER! (IF YOU WANT IT) opening on 15th November at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney. 

TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL is released on September 17th.

TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL

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Tears For Fears -  Everybody Wants To Rule The World

Mikael Seifu - Tuff Ruff

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Comeback

Comeback (Fred Falke Remix)

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"ANGEL"
Produced by Yoko Ono
Remix by DANK
Twisted Records
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Yoko Ono - Angel (Dank Trap Remix) {Twisted Records}

Comeback (Alex Adair Remix)

"Down To Earth Vol. 2 (The Standard Bap Edition)" World Wide release on Vinyl, Cassette, and Digital formats 12/9/2014

Ras G - Take It Slow

'Gravity' feat. Ella Eyre is out now. Download on iTunes: http://po.st/GRAVITY

Following on from his collaborations with Diplo, Jay Fay, TC and more recently with Ellie Goulding on 'Flashlight', DJ Fresh is back with his new single 'Gravity' featuring the vocal talents of MOBO and Brit Award winner @ellaeyre.

Premiered as Zane Lowe’s Hottest Record in the World on BBC Radio 1 on 11th November 2014, ‘Gravity’ is taken from DJ Fresh's new album - due for release next year.

'Gravity' is released on 08.02.15 on Ministry of Sound Recordings.

http://thedjfresh.com
facebook.com/djfresh
twitter.com/DJFreshUK
youtube.com/djfresh
instagram.com/realdjfresh
google.com/+DJFresh
http://play.spotify.com/user/djfreshmusicuk

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Out now on iTunes

DJ Fresh feat. Ella Eyre - 'Gravity' (Out Now)

from the album Charles Cohen - "Brother I Prove You Wrong" out on Morphine Records 2015 - doser026LP

Composer, improviser, and Buchla Music Easel master Charles Cohen returns to Morphine with a suite of new material. In keeping with the timbre spectrum of his semi-modular system, Brother I Prove You Wrong is built around pointillist analog tones—Cohen's cosmic "beeps and boops"—that swarm and scatter in mesmeric patterns across four sides. Moving through surrealistic textural overlays and industrial miasma, the album's nine tracks reveal a more introspective and personal side of the artist, following from a retrospective LP trilogy released via Morphine in 2013. Those assembled works, dating back to the late '70s, quickly became essential listening and brought Cohen—at the time largely unknown outside Philadelphia's experimental circuit—to critical renown. 

Brother I Prove You Wrong was recorded in Berlin in September 2014 using the Buchla Music Easel, with production help and support from Rabih Beaini. Mastered by Neel and curated and designed by TankBoys; cover art by Nathalie du Pasquier.

Charles Cohen - The Boy and the Snake Dance

taken from my vinyl copy of Scary Monsters -"Ashes to Ashes" is a single by David Bowie, released in 1980. It made #1 in the UK and was the first cut from the Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) album

"Ashes to Ashes" - David Bowie (vinyl)

Wave - TDO plays Jobim - trk4

HEART:  http://hypem.com/track/2cy0a/Ella+Eyre+-+Good+Times+(Kat+Krazy+Remix)

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Ella Eyre - Good Times (Kat Krazy Remix)

Garota de Ipanema (bass 4db down) (mastered) - 2008 10 05 0037

Download it free from iTunes: http://bit.ly/RSRY742

It’s all about Ones To Watch in 2016 as Roger plays new music from producers he’s backing for this year

Expect new music from Horatio, Riton, Traumer, Vangelis Kostoxenakis, Lex Luca, Adrian Hour and many more!

Enjoy!

Release Yourself #742

Lex Luca – Reaction
Riton ft Kah Lo – Rinse & Repeat (Riton Time)
Josh Taylor – Progress (Natural Rhythm)
Sad Funk – All Over
Jarryd James - Do You Remember (Mele Remix) (Interscope)
System 2 – Jack Off (8bit)
Todd Terry Vs Alaia & Gallo – Bounce To The Beat (Alaia Gallo 2k15 Mix)  
Stealth – I Don’t Need Your Love (Sanchez Remix)
Gettoblaster ft Callie – Can You Feel That (We Jack)
Shenoda – Labour (Aus)
Bilber & Toni Carrillo – To Love (Comfusion)
Horatio – Jingopah
Vangelis Kostoxenakis – My House (Kraftek)
Riddim Commission – More Fire ft Tush (Free Download)
Traumer – Cold Water (Arts Transparent)
Daniel Stefanik – Words (Moon Harbour)
ABM – Close Up (Chris Count Club Remix) 
DJ W!ld – Al The Way Around (Mennie Remix) (Flashmob)
Hermanez – Schudder (SK Supreme)
Basement Jaxx – Something About You (Adrian Hour remix)
S Man ft Mr V – 6 am (Dario D’Attis Remix)
Sandy Rivera & S Man ft LZ Hall – Cant Get Over You (Get Twisted)
F Scavo & B Tucker – Live Your Life (D:Vision)
George Clinton - Doo Doo (S-Man Remix) 

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Release Yourself Radio Show #742 Ones To Watch in 2016

Mind blowing re-edit by The Revenge.... before he became slightly boooooring and overloaded with crappy remix requests. Classy, respectful. In short, a genuine masterclass for those re-editors wannabes. 
Enjoy it. Up for a limited time. Fully downloadable as WAV... until somebody complains! If you want more of this kind, drop me an email. Up for serious music exchange. This is a promo only. 


gwen mccrae - keep the fire burning - the revenge need ii edit

from http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058642/ (Sergei Parajanov)

Miroslav Skorik - Ivan & Palagna: Wedding Ritual (from Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors) (1964)

Asha Puthli - Space Talk (Leodoris Edit)

John Lennon’s final album, 1980’s Double Fantasy, is a stirring mixture of songs about love and family as well as plenty of odes to unabashed rock ‘n’ roll. This new version, Double Fantasy Stripped Down, features the original album as well as Lennon’s original mix, which pares down the instrumentation and gives more focus to Lennon’s amazing vocals. 

<b>JOHN LENNON & YOKO ONO - DOUBLE FANTASY (STRIPPED DOWN)</b>

1. (Just Like) Starting Over
2. Kiss Kiss Kiss
3. Cleanup Time
4. Give Me Something
5. I'm Losing You 
6. I'm Moving On
7. Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)
8. Watching The Wheels
9. Yes, I'm Your Angel
10. Woman
11. Beautiful Boys
12. Dear Yoko
13. Every Man Has A Woman Who Loves Him
14. Hard Times Are Over  
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Since 1975, the year his son, Sean was born, John Lennon's life had seen some unaccustomed tranquility, later called the Dakota Days. 

While John had devoted himself to fatherhood and domesticity, he asked Yoko to supervise their business affairs. The exchange of roles which they exercised, gave food for thought to all couples then and now. 

But at the time, the wider world could not comprehend what John was doing. John's withdrawal as a recording artist was unprecedented. 

Suddenly, in 1980, a welcome surprise was heard. John went into the studio with Yoko to make the next album. 

From its inception, then, Double Fantasy was a John and Yoko collaboration, just as their early "avant garde" albums had been. And in its "Heart Play" of alternating viewpoints, it formalised a pattern they'd instinctively adopted on Some Time In New York City. 

Yoko: "We thought Double Fantasy was a fresh and unique idea. John was concerned that another singer/songwriter couple might do an album of this format before us, and thought it was important to do this album right away. But nobody did it, and nobody has done it since then. It was probably not a very easy record to make for any singer/songwriter couple. We were just very lucky that we didn't even have a fight between us while making it. It was a miracle." 

"After the five-year hiatus, for John to come out and do his album, the whole of the music industry was totally, totally excited and they all wanted John's music and was not very happy, that I was there. So, while we were recording, John really had to protect me, in so many ways." 

Double Fantasy was a brave album on John's part, and not only for his loyalty to Yoko. Here was a man whose image was frozen in rock 'n' roll, with all its connotations of youth, rebellion and extremity. Yet his goal this time was to address middle age, and the generation who had grown up with him, and to consider questions - of parenthood, of marriage, of mature relations between the sexes - that pop music scarcely touches. 

The silvery tinkle of bells that introduces '(Just Like) Starting Over' was a deliberate contrast to the ominous tolling that opened John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band ten years earlier. Double Fantasy was to embrace the future with hope, and treat the past with affection. Two heroes of his youth, Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison, are playfully mimicked in John's first track, a life-affirming celebration of the new decade just dawning. Yoko responds with 'Kiss Kiss Kiss', flagrantly sensuous; in the Lennons' mind, "double fantasy" had definite erotic aspects. 

Yet this was not a one-dimensional depiction of bliss. 'Cleanup Time' tells of John's resolve to face the future in better shape, but Yoko's 'Give Me Something' is a stinging challenge to show emotional engagement. 'I'm Losing You' and 'I'm Moving On' plunge still deeper into discord, the former like an echo of John's "Lost Weekend" record Walls And Bridges, the latter a second instance of Yoko as the impatient realist. 

"It's not a happy go lucky album," she affirms. "John's song 'I'm Losing You', even now when I hear that, I get choked up. And 'I'm Moving On' Well ... that was how we were." 

Tensions melt with wonderful suddenness in 'Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)', John's tender song for Sean. Within the narrative flow of this album, it's as if the arrival of a child has wrought a transformational magic. 'Watching The Wheels' is the contented father's defiance of a world so silly it thinks he could possibly have any role more important. And in 'Yes, I'm Your Angel', the parents enjoy a little recuperative time together. We reach the album's pivotal point, perhaps, in John's outstanding 'Woman' - a song that is often compared with his 'Girl' of 15 years earlier, as a measure of the man's personal development. In Yoko's 'Beautiful Boys' we hear a stirring message of encouragement for any man on such a path. 

The remaining songs serve to consolidate this hard-won harmony. John's 'Dear Yoko', propelled by exuberant Buddy Holly gurgles, shines with the same pure joy as Imagine's 'Oh Yoko!'. Her own 'Every Man Has A Woman Who Loves Him' is similarly sweet. And her wistful 'Hard Times Are Over' draws the story to Its graceful conclusion - though its message is subtly qualified, we note, by the cautious addition of "for awhile" ... 

There would, of course, be no further recordings issued in John Lennon's lifetime. It's true there were still some unheard songs, most notably on Double Fantasy's intended sequel Milk And Honey - but they were for another day. On December 9th, 1980, the world awoke to ponder what it had lost. 

Thirty years has passed. And in 2010, the year of Lennon's 70th birthday, Yoko was happy to know that EMI was planning a big tribute to John. She wanted to do something very powerful to enhance the project. 'Stripdown,' she heard, was what musicians were doing now. 

"That was right up John's alley. So I asked Jack Douglas, the co-producer of the original Double Fantasy, to join me to make this edition. Both Jack and I were the closest people to John when we were making the original Double Fantasy. I'm sure John's sudden passing was painful for Jack, too. 

So we hadn't been in touch. But now I'm glad I reached to him this time. We worked well .. and fast, since we were both there for the original recording." 

Stripped Down was re-mixed by Yoko and Jack Douglas in Avatar Studios in New York. 

"I'm so glad I decided to do this." says Yoko. "I never liked the way songs were mixed in the 70s and the 80s, raising the tracks and burying the voice. In this Stripdown, John's voice comes across so powerfully. His voice, his diction, are all very clear in these remixes. His voice is going back to the days of John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band. His soul was talking to you directly then. Now it is in Stripped Down. In that sense, this is the first Double Fantasy you'll be hearing ... with John's natural voice, and his lyrics clear as a bell. He is brilliant. No other rocker was ever able to come near him in his voice, his passion, and in his articulation. He is a modern day Shakespeare in his diction. And Stripped Down shows this." 

John Lennon's singing voice really deserves to be heard in a pure state. It's Yoko's belief that John's thoughts and feelings - so timeless in their relevance - should sound as immediate as he wished his message to be. Experienced this way, the songs have much the same immediacy as his powerful solo debut John Lennon/ Plastic Ono Band. Freed from the legacy of sometimes dated technology, these are now recordings for today, and of course, for the future. 
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Double Fantasy A Heart Play 
by John Lennon & Yoko Ono 

DISC 1: STRIPPED DOWN 
Produced and Remixed by Yoko Ono and Jack Douglas. 
Remix Engineer: Jay Messina. 
Assistant Engineer: Justin Gerrish 

Mixed at Avatar Studios, New York City. 
Re-Mix preparation at West End Sound NYC. AID transfers done at Sony Battery NYC.
Transfer Engineer: Tim Sturges. 
Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound NYC. 
A&R: Rob Stevens 
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DISC 2: ORIGINAL ALBUM 
Produced by John Lennon, Yoko Ono and Jack Douglas. 
Engineer: Lee DeCarlo. 
Assistant Engineers: Jon Smith, James Ball, Julie Last. 

Guitarists: John Lennon, Earl Slick (Courtesy of Columbia Records), Hugh McCracken. 
Bass Guitar: Tony Levin. 
Keyboards: John Lennon, George Small. 
Drums: Andy Newmark. 
Percussion: Arthur Jenkins, Jr. 
Oberheim: Ed Walsh. 
Voice: John Lennon, Yoko Ono. 
Background Singers: Cas Mijac aka: Michelle Simpson, Cassandra Wooten, Cheryl Mason Jacks, Eric Troyer (Courtesy of Chrysalis Records), Benny Cummings Singers - Kings Temple Choir (Courtesy of New Birth Records). 
Drum: Robert Greenidge on 'Beautiful Boy'. 
Hammer Dulcimer: Matthew Cunningham on 'Watching The Wheels'. 
English Concertina: Randy Stein. 
Horn Players: Howard Johnson, Grant Hungetiord, John Parran, Seldon Powell, George 'Young' Opalisky, Roger Rosenberg, David Tofani, Ronald Tooley. 
Musical Associate: Tony Davilio - also Horn Arrangement on 'Yes, I'm Your Angel'. 
Production Assistants: Frederic Seaman, Toshihiro Hamaya 

Recorded and Remixed at Hit Factory, New York. 
Single Remix at Record Plant, New York. 
Mastering at Sterling Sound, New York. Mastered by George Marino 

Art Direction: John Lennon, Yoko Ono. 
Artwork: Christopher Wharf/Art Hotel 

All tracks © Lenono Music except 2, 4, 6,9,11, 13,14©Ono Music 
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Remaster Project Production Producer: Yoko Ono. 

Remastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, 2010. 
Art direction by Yoko Ono. 
New 2010 front & back cover drawings by Sean Lennon (based on photography by Kishin Shinoyama). 
Design by Peacock. 
Artwork Co-ordinator: Karla Merrifield. 
Photo research: Xilonen Oreshnick 

'Peace Brother' drawing by John Lennon 

Sleeve notes by Paul Du Noyer. 
Additional Photography: Bob Gruen, Nishi F. Saimaru, Kishin Shinoyama, David Spindel, Allan Tannenbaum 

Gatefold images: John and Yoko leaving the Dakota, first day of recording - August 4, 1980: Paul Goresh 

John and Yoko on 44th Street, last day of recording - December 6, 1980: © Bob Gruen/www.bobgruen.com 
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Special thanks to: 

Starting with Jack Douglas, our original Co-producer, I'd like to thank him and the musicians who have been involved in the making of the original Double Fantasy. You were all brilliant and wonderful. I still love each one of you. 

I would like to give a special thanks to David Geffen for giving John and I the freedom to make the album in the way we wanted to. This album would never have been made without your wisdom of allowing us to be us. 

And thank you Sean, after many days of hesitation, you finally did the drawings for the front and back covers of this very special Stripped Down CD for your dad and your mom. All sorts of memory of that time came back to you, you said .. I know how hard it must have been. This is a thank you from me and your dad. 

Finally, John. Thank you for having done the album with me, at the time of such importance for your career. 

I was a very lucky woman. We made a bit of a mess out of our lives, didn't we? I know we never thought that. But we did. Though for you and me, it was grand all the way. 

I love you! Yoko

Yoko Ono - Yes, I'm Your Angel (2010 Stripped Down Remix)

NANCY SINATRA  - Sugar Town           1967

NOSSA NOSSA " SON TROPICAL "

Here's "Angel" performed by Marianne Faithfull off the anticipated upcoming album "Just Tell Me That You Want Me: Tribute To Fleetwood Mac." The new album will be available everywhere August 14th, 2012. International street dates vary.

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Angel | Marianne Faithfull

Esthero - Nearly Civilized

very calm..perfect for autumn, i´d say...from her ´91 album "night ride home"
sorry...reached the download limit...for now

Joni Mitchell - Passion Play (edit)

Recorded at Wikahuma Studios and Treehouse, Cologne.

Tito Wun - The way u do it

Black Coffee - Tell Me You Love Me

Manu Chao - Me Gustas Tu

A collection of demos from our show. Featuring Kayleigh O Neill on Vocals and Philip Brown on Piano and Vocals.