Name: Weight Of The Stone by Martin Paul Cuthew
Duration: 4 min 34 s
Description: The "Erosion & Evolution" EP is a collecton of 5 songs exploring change ... needing to make a change, loss of what we used to have, personal growth and acceptance of what one cannot change.

The "Erosion & Evolution" EP is a collecton of 5 songs exploring change ... needing to make a change, loss of what we used to have, personal growth and acceptance of what one cannot change.

Erosion & Evolution

Weight Of The Stone

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My Girl. - BBC Radio Scotland track of the week. Spotify New Music Friday Editorial.

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My Girl - BBC Radio Scotland Track of the Week

delusional

Premier extrait du nouvel album "La nuit et le jour" sorti le 12 avril 2024

ENCORE ET ENCORE

Os Bravos

London based producer MARTTI SEWELL mainly works in the realm of dynamic club anthems blending house and garage vibes. His tracks have seen releases on notable labels like Soul Revolution Records, Fourier Transform, and 2TUF4U Records. Martti also enjoys fusing other styles like R&B, hip-hop and reggaeton with soulful undertones. Constantly exploring new sonic landscapes  and pushing boundaries.

Experience the magnetic allure of Martti Sewell's remix of Fluxa's 'Ecsis' - a fusion of trip-hop and chill-out house, igniting sensual vibes. Dive into its seductive rhythms, perfect for late-night escapes

ECSIS (MARTTI SEWELL REMIX)

Here's a new song. This one only took about 2 days to write and 5 days to record. Thanks for listening! More music is always coming soon.

PS, if you know where the album cover came from, you're a true fan :)

All music and lyrics written and recorded by Dylan Wager. 
Copyright 2018

LYRICS
Let’s go out tonight
We’ll stare at those market lights
Overhead hung so carefully 
Just like our hearts were meant to be

Today let’s split the bill
I swear next time I’ll pay for you
You sit back and you smile at me
Everything about you means the world to me

But you’re going away. I’m staying here
I’m screaming out your name, girl, but you can’t hear
Don’t tell me that you love me, I will do the same
We were made for eachother, can’t stick together
Harder that way, it’s harder that way

Let’s go to the park
On the way back I’ll play some guitar
Did I do enough? Did I make you feel special enough?
This is the last time. 

Cuz you’re going away. I’m staying here
I’m screaming out your name, girl, but you can’t hear
Don’t tell me that you love me, I will do the same
We were made for eachother, can’t stick together
Harder that way, it’s harder that way

I’ll drive home alone 
I can feel my heart breaking but I don’t know
Babe I am crying out the question
Desperately begging 
Please don’t forget about me

You’re going away. I’m staying here
I’m screaming out your name girl. Screaming

You had to go away. I had to stay here
I’m screaming out your name, girl, but you can’t hear
Don’t tell me that you love me, I will do the same

We were made for eachother, can’t stick together
Harder that way, it’s harder that way (x3)

Market Lights

BLACK MAGIC - DIGITAL DAGGERS

Hiraeth

Pill Box feat. Lindsay Ferguson

Ka$h App

For English singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Martin Paul Cuthew, music is a mix of catharsis and celebration. His meditations on love, hope and longing are set against bright sonic colours and warm, rich tones - a foundation of acoustic-rock vocal/guitar is enriched with bold synths and beats to form gutsy pop-rock songs that have drawn comparisons with Frank Turner, Mat Kearney and Peter Murphy.

Martin played keys and guitar from a young age, absorbing Pink Floyd, Metallica and Smashing Pumpkins and  electronic acts Orbital and The Prodigy. However, it was Oasis and Coldplay that first inspired him to write songs and take music seriously. Since then, he's performed all over South-East England, including legendary London venues the Half Moon Putney and Brixton Jamm, and at the international Greenbelt Festival.

Martin's first 4 singles were all released to positive reviews and international radio airplay and last year he performed at the Gosport Waterfront Festival. He's now expanding his sound with his 'Erosion & Evolution' EP - described by KMS Reviews as "an outstanding emotional work". Lead single, The Machine, had A&R Factory proclaiming "... the luminously humanist soul projected through the lyrics and optimism-inspiring vocals spoke to [us] on a level that normally only James Dean Bradfield reaches."

Martin recently released the EP's 2nd single, Holding On, and will appear this Summer at The Portsmouth Chilli & Gin Festival, The Epsom Derby weekend and Marlow Rock Bottom Festival.

Weight Of The Stone

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