Redwoods

"Two Worlds Apart" is a song about being honest with yourself and speaking your mind in a relationship. It doesn't help to stay silent and wait for things to improve on their own, because doing so repeatedly makes the problem worse."

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Lyrics:

As many times 
as we try to slow down
The night is not taking us
where we thought it might.
I know we´re not where,
we once started from
But there are pieces here
that still feel a bit like home.
Eyes wide open,
still I can’t see you
    
Maybe we can work it out somehow
But this time it hits different.
Don’t tell me, that I’m the only one.
It feels like we’ve been trying to hold on to a few pieces 
that are falling one by one 
And I,
(Maybe we can work it out but I)
don’t know how to act.
When it feels like we are 
Two worlds apart 

As many times 
as we try to let go  
the night is still wide awake
and we are oh so tangled up in one another.
I know we’re not where
we once started from
And there’s a silence here
That still hurts more than we know
Eyes wide open
I can’t be the only one.

Two Worlds Apart

Innocent joy. This song marks the point of naivety within the album. A nostalgic type thing.

To pull the plug

Smile Sky

Produced by Jim James & DMM
Recorded & Mixed by Kevin Ratterman
Additional Recording by DMM
Mastered by Joe Lambert
Photos & Videos Captured by Michael Wilson
Design by Dusty Summers

Dan Dorff, Jr. – Piano, Organ & Keyboards
Dave Givan – Drums & Percussion
Alana Rocklin – Bass
Zak Appleby – Bass
Scott Moore – Violin
Charlie Patton – Cello
Jim James – Guitar & Vocals
Joan Shelley – Vocals
DMM – Piano, Guitar & Vocals

Golden Age

"I've constantly got Delamere on repeat, I'm personally a massive fan and I know they are catching the attention of the right people, watch this space"
ROB ADCOCK, BBC INTRODUCING

“It's easy to see Delamere really making a name for themselves”
LOUDER THAN WAR

“ professional, technically smooth as silk, layered and intricate, yet there is a raw and emotive edge providing veracity and an underlying darkness and yearning that always gets me”
BACKSEAT MAFIA
 

With DELAMERE's festival season now all wrapped up, new single 'Heart' is set to provide one last dose of shimmering Summer sun ahead of their UK Tour dates this Autumn.
 
Though they formed in the Midlands, Stoke's Delamere are a band met with open arms anywhere they go. Adopted by Manchester, welcomed by Sheffield and recently, even that there London has got in on the act. Having spent a Summer playing various festivals across the UK, most notable of which saw them play every date of Dot to Dot, the band are now looking ahead to the inevitable first album. Before that however, still riding high on the praise that was heaped on their Bright Young Things EP earlier this year, Delamere have rerecorded one of their earliest releases in order to whet appetites just a little more.

More polished than its original iteration, 'Heart' sees the return of the band's emphatic percussion, bringing with it swathes of optimistic synths, rumbling bass and singer James Fitchford's fraught vocal delivery. Where previous singles, 'Bright Young Things', 'Headstrong' and 'Do You Want Me' all offered up a moodier, more frenetic side to Delamere, hinting at both a more electronically-driven direction and a more subdued introspective approach to their lyricism. Following on from those, 'Heart' feels more like a cathartic release; its vast chorus providing a rich landscape that's difficult not to revisit.

With Delamere's festival season all but wrapped up, 'Heart' will provde fans with one last dose of shimmering Summer sun ahead of the inevitable onslaught of Autumn releases. And with the likes of Artrocker, Louder Than War and Backseat Mafia all championing the band for bigger things, it's the perfect track to see where Delamere have been, and more importantly, to see exactly where they are today.


October
10th - Manchester - Academy 3
14th - Birmingham - The Sunflower Lounge
15th - London - The Black Heart
16th - Liverpool - The Magnet
21st - Leeds - Oporto
23rd - Sheffield - The Rocking Chair
25th - Bristol - Start The Bus w/ Alex Vargas

November

6th - Preston - The Ferret
14th - Nottingham - Bodega


Heart

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Holy Water

YOU WILL ALWAYS BE

Written & Recorded: LITTLE SIR ECHO
Produced: CHRIS ELLIOT & DUNCAN BROOKFIELD
Mixed: KEVAN GALLAGHER
Mastered: ANDY BALDWIN (Metropolis Studios London)

LYRICS:

If I ruled the world tonight,
I would realign the stars at night.
I would make them keep you down with me,
So you are here when I fall asleep.

The moon would talk and he’d give you time,
To free your head and clear your mind.
He’d ask the clouds to step away,
So you can dance with the milky way.

So can I have on more night
To show you all around.
To open all these cards
And read the words aloud.
The last thing that ill say is you will always be with me.

Each constellation that we would see,
Would sing in three part harmony,
The words and tune to your favourite song, 
Orion and Virgo would sing along.

So can I have on more night
To show you all around.
To open all these cards
And read the words aloud.
The last thing that ill say is you will always be with me.

Home is not the same when you’re not here.
Your name, it rings in my ear.
You know, that you’re a part of me.

So can I have on more night
To show you all around.
To open all these cards
And read the words aloud.
The last thing that ill say is you will always be with me.


© Copyright LITTLE SIR ECHO 2016

You Will Always Be

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Loud Forest is Rachel and Bernard Chadwick. Based in Los Angeles, Loud Forest is the culmination of two strong willed humans, equally matched as singers and performers. Bernard and Rachel have two very different styles of songwriting - Bernard is direct and angular, Rachel is abstract and experimental. It is in the studio collaborating with other talented musicians that the pieces come together in a way that is a mix of rock, minimal art noise, and gospel.


If Words Had Power

Out Of My Head...is from the heart.
It’s an anthem to sing when you are intimidated to talk to someone because you are afraid they don’t even know who you are. You have a vision for something creative, and it’s beautiful in your head, but you’ve got to stop over thinking it and get it out there. It’s about getting over our insecurities and fears about what people will think. It’s about overcoming the inner critic, it’s encouragement to ourselves to just live and do what we love. It’s about getting out of our heads, and living honestly, transparently, and courageously...from the heart.

Out Of My Head

Callum Pitt - Happiness | © 2018 Kaleidoscope
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2fCoh6pSeGZTP2Wr3LaOZF?si=FBs8IR45RgSFpPTtFd5y3g

Also on Apple Music and all other streaming services.

Happiness is weightless and floats up like an ember 
Through the dust clouds, I remember
Feeling like a drop in a stream down to an ocean 
Fighting fading to a ghost, but

Everything will pause and be still 
When the weeds are shooting through the floor 
The flood comes bursting through the door

The mind can be a whirlwind that whips up all the dust
To cloud our minds obscure our view 
Of the love that is around us the warmth of those we look to
I saw dust 'til I saw you, and

Everything will pause and be still 
When the weeds are shooting through the floor 
The flood comes bursting through the door 

The actors are backing out of clear sight 
When happiness fades into the backlight
The threads are in tangles like a fist fight 
Swinging me side to side
Back and forth and back and forth 

Everything will pause and be still 
When the weeds are shooting through the floor
The flood comes bursting through the door

Come on around, clear these dust clouds 
'Cause the days too short to wish away or undersell the words you say

Happiness (Single)

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Happiness

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LOUD FOREST: BIO

The Los Angeles based band Loud Forest is fronted by married couple Bernard and Rachel Chadwick.  Equally matched as singers and performers, they craft an eclectic mix of songs that can both swirl and drive, loud minimal rock drums and ruckus melodic singing is supported by electric guitars, textures and noises that create a sonic landscape while infusing classic folk and gospel elements.  Songs on the forth-coming album range from moody shoe-gaze to grass-roots communal rock n’ roll. All the while giving a nod to personal influences such as Spoon, The Pixies, Arcade Fire and Sonic Youth.


Album Bio:
Bernard and Rachel have two completely different styles of song writing, Rachel is abstract and experimental, and Bernard is direct, minimal and angular. It is in the studio collaborating with other talented musicians, Alex Strahle, Carlen Walth, and Steve Wilmot that the pieces come together in a way that is a mix of rock, minimal art and elements of gospel.  Their studio is a creative project space in historic Pasadena where art events and music collaborations coexist, this makes for a studio that is always changing and influencing the forthcoming album in different ways. 