Our Love Is Here To Stay

AUS buy link - http://smarturl.it/chet_melt
North America buy link - http://smarturl.it/ChetFakerMelt 
UK/EU buy link - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/melt-feat.-kilo-kish-single/id698597891


Melt feat. Kilo Kish

Destiny's Child ~ Jumpin' (Elaine Mai Remix)

Fiddle cover of Micheal Jacksons Hit 'DONT STOP TIL YOU GET ENOUGH'
Another home recording, but something a bit more different. Again, there are no effects used here atall, just an acoustic 5 sting fiddle, a condenser mic and garageband (so it is rough and ready). Theres some reverb and EQ and all sounds are made on the fiddle. 
Hope ya like it, and dont be afraid to share it :)
Thanks
Niall

Dont Stop Til You Get Enough (Micheal Jackson) Fiddle Cover by Niall Murphy (Headphones recommended)

This Guy - Cabaret Yoko

Midnightscowl on Vox + Synth
Jark on Beatz, Bass and Egg. 
(An Ouef is never enough)

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

ThisGuy

Written by Caoimhe Connolly + Jack Cawley


Midnightscowl - Vox + Synth
Jark - Harsh Tasty Beatz, Bass + Babushka (that's cous cous not long grain basamati)

I Got Lucky

Flight Facilities - Clair De Lune (Feat. Christine Hoberg)
Released on Glassnote / Flight Facilities 2012 
Remix Package: http://smarturl.it/CDL-remixes
Now appears as part of the debut album Down To Earth 
iTunes Worldwide - http://smarturl.it/downtoearthiTunes

Official Film Clip: http://youtu.be/Jcu1AHaTchM

Buy on iTunes

Flight Facilities - Clair De Lune (feat. Christine Hoberg)

Here's Strange Brew #179 - Wild Rover - with gugai on 8radio.com. Saint Sister tell me why they love The Back Of Her by Junior Brother, plus music from Gold Panda, Mark Lanegan, Ezra Furman, Squarehead, whenyoung, Moon Duo, Shrug Life, Pinegrove, Kim Gordon and Efterklang.

Every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com.
Spotify - open.spotify.com/user/gugai 
www.strangebrew.ie 
www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway 
www.twitter.com/@strangebrewirl 
gugai@strangebrew.ie

8radio

Strange Brew #179 Maybe

Producer. Music + Noise Maker. Sultry Selkie.
From the Wilds of the West of Ireland.
I often find myself telling wordy moody music-based stories.

ThisGuy

MidnightScowl

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