Marc Scibilia

BORDERTOWN EP (2013) avail on iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bordertown-ep/id687921716

Leave Your Love (2011) avail on iTunes: 
https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/leave-your-love/id577460513

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BORDERTOWN

called out like a fog horn from a river ship at night, as it passed under the bridge they built in 1929. trying to bring us back together. trying to bring us back to life. let the water from the gutter lift the spirits in the room. as the dead dance to the heartbeat of a hollow beggars tomb. trying to bring us back together into ritual commune. in a run down bordertown. is there anybody out there who can come for me tonight. is there anybody out there who can comfort me tonight. can you bring me back together. can you bring me back to life. in a run down bordertown. in a city of roses. 



© dan griffin 2013

Bordertown

New single from Paper Aeroplanes. Released on 17th November.  Taken from their forthcoming album due March 2015.

Goldrush

B-Side from new album Dust & Bone - Pre - order now on www.pledgemusic.com/projects/michaelbaker

Written by Michael Baker
Produced by Dan Brown & Jim Lowe

Anywhere Anytime Soon

Summer Clothes

We do a thing, Nick Wilson does a thing we decided to put those things together and this is the result..

Headlights (The Pylons Remix) - Nick Wilson

Ancient Transition

Everyone Around

"One Shot in the Darkness" by Joshua Hyslop.  Stream/Download the track here: https://smarturl.it/OneShotInTheDarkness

One Shot in the Darkness - Single

Joshua Hyslop - One Shot in the Darkness

"I just wanna go" single 2019
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I Just Wanna Go

Pope Francis

Roo Panes - Pacific

Ain't My Home

How Many Times

Wild World

Favorite Part

Gold in the Water

Lights in Our Eyes

Sometimes, a universe of meaning can be found in a question from a child. When Marc Scibilia’s five-year-old daughter asked him about death, words failed. So, he sat on his back steps and wrote More to This—a plaintive tune about life’s big dilemmas and blessings shared with those we love. In an uncertain age, the song struck a chord with listeners, becoming a viral sensation overnight.

The Buffalo-bred, Nashville-based singer-songwriter makes soulful music on his own terms, channeling the national mood. Finding inspiration in folk, country, alternative and anthemic pop music, he has crafted a distinctly American sound that's rueful yet buoyed by hope.

Driving it all is Scibilia's determination to stay grounded by what really matters. It's a lesson the fiercely independent artist's five-year-old helped teach him. “You chase things your whole life,” says Scibilia. “But the real blessings and beauty of life are right there with you the whole time.

Ain't My Home

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