I love the almost vintage sound of this song - it could have been recorded in a blues club a long time ago.  Very nice Makeda.

Nice throwback.  Would love to hear what you do with this live!

Everything

Jully Black - Rebound - Rebound (Promo Single)

Awaken your inner warrior.

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Warrior

Michael Occhipinti - Lead Guitar
Fergus Marsh - Bass
Al Cross - Drums 
Makeda Taylor - Vocals 

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Al Cross - Drums
Fergus Marsh - Bass
Michael Occhipinti - Lead & Acoustic Guitar
Makeda Taylor - Vocals 


COMING BACK

This ones a bit more housey with a few wobbles chucked in for good measure. 

Old Swing Mix 2

First song created in my version 9 of Reason A song dedicated to my mother Beryl. She was a precious stone with all her perfect imperfections.

Beryl

wonderland demo

beerbongs & bentleys

rockstar (feat. 21 Savage)

When I was a kid growing up in Newfoundland, NTV would regularly run out of commercials and run music videos instead. I rember this song vividly - my eight-year-old interpretation of a creepy, angsty ballad about a bed-wetting mechanic, and the chills that ran up my spine every time I heard it for the remainder of the 80s. In the years since, my analysis has gained nuance but the chilling effect remained. To finish off the album, please enjoy my rendering of Bruce Springsteen's 1985 chart-topper: I'm On Fire.

Keep an ear out for Jaron Freeman-Fox's amazing violin work in addition to Ben's beautiful (as usual) bass and Don picking up the cello. The arrangement is rounded out by Jeff Heisholt, ressurecting Springsteen's classic riff on hammond organ. (The super-cheesy 80s synth was in the shop that day.)

This track is from the album Letters Home and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/amycampbell5

I'm On Fire (Bruce Springsteen cover)

Music & Lyrics RBT | NE (Rosanne Baker Thornley, North Easton)
Performed by RBT | NE

Life hurts like brand new shoes
There’s always a little pain we gotta go through
And if we walk around, then sometime soon
We’ll break em in.

Our feet well they’ll get sore along the way
Might seem harder every single step we take
But we don’t have to try and win (the race)
Just break em in.

After everything, we’ve been through
Maybe me and you...just hurt like brand new shoes 

Life hits hard as a train
When we’re stuck on a track that we can’t change
And the longer we look the other way. 
We keep break'in

After everything, we’ve been through
Maybe me and you...just hurt like brand new shoes 

All we have to, 
All we have to,
Do is tell the truth 
Look what we’ve been through …. 
Maybe me and you …..
Just hurt like brand new shoes

HURTS LIKE BRAND NEW SHOES

Vocal/Piano Duet
This was fun. Yes, you can buy a CD of this session of Arlene Smith and yours truly.

Everything Happens To Me-Mark E. and Arlene Smith

As a thank you for liking this page... here is a song from my upcoming solo album.  This one's on me.  I sincerely hope that you'll help support me and buy the album when it comes out.

Human Race is a song about a close member of my family that has suffered from mental illnesses and learning disabilities throughout their life. It’s about honouring and recognizing their strength and durability and at the same time bringing to light my own failings and my own weakness. It’s me commenting on how difficult life is for all of us and how escaping is something that all of us think about and consider from time to time. It’s a rat race out there in the world and it isn’t helping the human condition, it’s putting more pressure on us and causing us more anxiety. I used to come home some days and as soon as I walked through the door I’d fall onto the floor crying. Praying that the universe would take good care of that person I loved and rid them of their personal suffering. In those moments of vulnerability I could feel my own suffering and that would make me feel utterly helpless. 


https://soundcloud.com/julian-taylor-495469142/human-race

Vocals and Guitar- Julian Taylor
Drums - Gene Gene D 
Bass - Barry Diabo
Piano - Derek Downham
Pedal Steel - Burke Carroll 
Percussion - Saam Hashemi

Produced by Julian Taylor & Saam Hashemi
Mixed by Saam Hashemi
Mastered by Noah Mintz

Lyrics:

It's a steep hill to mind, with lots of stairs to climb. Thanks for looking out for me all the time. I appreciate everything that, you've ever done for me. People always say I'm the tough one, but how could that be? 
Watching you go through so much pain isn't easy. That's why a wake always leaves a trace.  

The human race, to get out of this place. The human race. We all feel out of place, in the human race.

I can't begin to imagine all the things that you've been through. I know it isn't only strangers that have hurt you. You've been so misunderstood, I've seen things cripple you. I only know this because they've crippled me too.
Watching you go through so much pain isn't easy. That's why a wake always leaves a trace.  

The human race, to get out of this place. The human race. We all feel out of place, in the human race.

Whenever I felt like I knew it, you said please don't overdo it. I should never be so vain to say I've ruined my own life. Whenever I felt like I blew it you said please won't you help me through it. I should never be so vain to say I've ruined your life.

The human race, to get out of this place. The human race. We all feel out of place, in the human race. To get out of this place. The human race, we all feel out of place in the human race.

In the human race 
In the human race 
In the human race 
In the human race.

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Human Race

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Makeda is a Vancouver Island singer-songwriter and Climate Activist. In 2012 she released her debut album "Peace of Mind".  Makeda considers herself to be a Popular music artist that dabbles in blues, jazz and a bit of reggae. She took a break from recording and performing to focus on promoting other artists. She was also a bit jaded about how hard it was to break into the industry in a meaningful way.

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