MOVING ON

Singer/Songwriter from Carlisle.
Looking for collaborations.

French songwriter, Klervia grew up in Brittany. She picked up her first guitar in her teens, teaching herself to play and write songs. She now plays piano and harmonica. With a musical style invoking folk, pop and rock and with confessional lyrics, Klervia now spend most her time at her flat in Paris trying to bring songs to life. 
She has self-released her debut album Under the surface on her own label Silent Siren Records in 2009.
Released on 2011, she and singer/songwriter Flew recorded a collaborative EP, Moonlight Love @klerviamusic. 
Klervia is currently working on her newest album. Here are 3 new songs.  http://www.youtube.com/user/klerviamusic

'The Rhythm of Life Programme' at Rock 2 Recovery is designed to engage veterans suffering stress and brain injuries with music at all levels where possible. Our friends in science have the evidence to prove that music is one discipline that needs to become a ROCK where suitable for those in recovery. 
We aim to engage those suffering stress with music at many different levels from delivering music and guitar tuition to Hasler Company, to developing a full blown music festival for the near future. The growing support from the music industry is fantastic and we have seen first hand the positive effects of music in personal change stories. Life saving stories! 
The theme tune 'How I Feel' was performed and recorded by Richard Kerr former Royal Navy, who had worked on the song with Royal Marine Christopher Maddison prior to his sad death in Iraq 30 March 2003. Richard continued to work on the song knowing that there was a reason behind their partnership from the very beginning and knew that one day it would be used for something amazing. Well Rock 2 Recovery wish to let you hear a snippet of 'How I Feel" as a lead in to the future releases by our musicians. Our anthem to Rock 2 Recovery. 
"Hold your head up high, Keep on chasing the sky, You know how i feel for you" 
Photography by Al Webb former Royal Marines
"Amazing things will happen in the company of Amazing people"
Thank you please enjoy.


MOVING ON

Mark Carruthers