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into the wild

Sorren Maclean is pleased to announce his forthcoming EP, Way Back Home, released 9th March 2015 via Middle Of Nowhere Recordings.

Sorren’s delicate indie folk sound perfectly captures the desolate beauty of his homeland on the Isle Of Mull. There’s a warmth to his voice and guitar playing that gives the listener a feeling of closeness. This is none more
apparent on EP track ‘If Not For You’, where one feels that Sorren could almost be in the room with you. While the title track Way Back Home portrays the longing desperation of life on the road, and the bittersweet homecoming that follows upon the journey back to a more sedate normality. There is a definitive and accomplished quality to Sorren’s sound that allows his voice and guitar to share the spotlight simultaneously.

Growing up on the Isle of Mull, Sorren began playing in bands from age 11. He recorded his debut album, Island, with Colin MacIntyre of Mull Historical Society, which led on to Idlewild singer Roddy Woomble inviting Sorren to co-write his second solo album, The Impossible Song and Other Songs, and they’ve been working together ever since.

As well as playing and touring with Roddy and Mull Historical Society, Sorren also plays in a duo with virtuoso guitarist Finlay Wells. He also produced the EP Echoes by singer Laurie Cameron, which was used in Channel 4’s Hollyoaks and his songs have appeared in E4's Beaver Falls.  Sorren regularly works and records with composer Donald Shaw of Capercaillie, creating music for the soundtracks to BBC Two’s acclaimed Hebrides series and the award winning childrens tv show Katie Morag, as well as many BBC documentaries including McQueen of Scots.

Sorren’s undoubted talent has seen him transcend his own musical projects, having performed on over 20 albums, including upcoming releases from Nashville singer Eliza Lynn and one of Scotlands finest exports, King Creosote whom he is supporting currently on tour.

With new album Winter Stay Autumn due before the summer and a support tour with Idlewild in March, 2015 looks set to be one of his busiest years yet.

Sorren Maclean - Rows & Rows Of Boxes (Acoustic)

Rosi Golan ft. William Fitzsimmons - Hazy

Get Rid Of Your Ghosts

written by Jake Etheridge and Amy Stroup 

I Can Take It

"No Burden" is the ninth track on our second album, "A Folded Letter."

The physical CD, digital download, and other items can be ordered on coldweathercompany.com/store

Written and recorded by Jeff Petescia, Brian Curry, and Steve Shimchick.
Ralph Nicastro - Mixing
Alan Douches - Mastering

Lyrics:

Have I been here too long? Have I overstayed my welcome?
Have I gone too far? Am I out of sight and mind?
There’s no one here but me now, floating by
Just floating

Have you had enough? I try to be more offering
Will someone fill my cup, with happiness and laughter
So I don’t have to travel, have my troubles chase me around the world
Or maybe I should travel, have my troubles thank me for all the air and exercise

And if I wander, I’m no burden
But I’m still my own oppressor

Well I’m better than I was before
Now I finally got the chance to show you I was broken
But I never put the steel to sore
I’ve been holding on to all that bleeds me from the core
Break me, take my body for somebody who could use it
Break me, take my body for somebody who could use it
Cause I’ll mislead and confuse it
Oh I’ll dismay and abuse it

And if I wander, I’m no burden
But I’m still my own oppressor
And if I wander, I’m no burden
But I’m still my own oppressor

Never alone, never alone with you
Never alone, never alone, untrue

And if I wander, I’m no burden
But I’m still my own oppressor

A Folded Letter

No Burden

This song is my first and only release for 2017.

It's about dropping everything you know and getting lost to find yourself :)

Enjoy :)

Lost

From the forthcoming, self-titled debut album out July 17, 2012 on Chop Shop/Atlantic Records.
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1957

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Produced by Avery Bzdyk
Mixed by Sebastian Apolinario

Sunday Afternoon

We're excited to share our latest single with you, "Way Up"! 

"Way Up" is our first release since our third LP "Find Light," which was released in January.

If the setting looks familiar, that’s because it’s the ground-view of the album cover for “Find Light.” “Way Up” is a song about finding a new perspective, and seeking hope when things are looking bleak. We could all use a little bit of that sometime.

Listen on other streaming platforms: ditto.fm/way-up

Lyrics:
I found my way up, I saw the ocean meeting the sky  
I found my way up, I saw the ocean meeting the sky 

Fast asleep as the waters rise 
With no escape from brine or setting suns 
Or all these sunken thoughts and worried wanderings  

No more restless nights of drifting listless in my mind  

I found my way up, I saw the ocean meeting the sky  
I found my way up, I saw the ocean meeting the sky 

Soon I’ll find my peace with time and break this  (Break this hold, break this hold, from sea) 
Cause I’m not foolish, I was made to shake this  

No more breathless fights adrift in missteps  
Oh, I’ll rise  

All I ever needed is the current to survive  

I found my way up, I saw the ocean meeting the sky  
I found my way up, I saw the ocean meeting the sky 

No more restless nights of drifting listless in my mind 
Cause all I ever needed is the current to survive 
 I found my way up

Special Thanks:
Pat Noon - Eight+Sixteen/Trax East Recording Studio 
Alan Douches - West West Side Music - Mastering 
Riley Byrne - Cook Thugless - Bass

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