2016 single #1
First of Four. 
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Produced by GAOB.

Recorded by:
Konstantin Kersting @ Airlock Studios
Miro Mackie @ Lush studios
Chris Boardman @ the White House 

Mixed by Victor Van Vugt
Mastered by Don Bartley 

Artwork by Joel Morrison
http://joel-morrison.format.com/

GAOB is/are/be Eliza Heath, Madi Morris, Samuel Bennett, Jack Bratt, Warren Bingham, Christopher Boardman 

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Do you cum alone?
and do you eat alone on a sunday morning?
who would want to be in love?
Yeah, who would want to be in love?

It's going to take some more,
before a little more... then it's all you've got
Love... she's going to need some more
Yeah who would want to be at war

It's going to take some more....

Love & War

So I made my way to the one and only Millhouse Productions Studio and put this little beauty down with Marty Gibbons by my side as always. 

This was only the third take and the whole thing was played and recorded live with Marty on piano and me in the next room - and the occasional hand/eye gesture to make sure we were both on the same page with what was coming up. 

Although I wrote this as a guitar acoustic, I had been eager to try her out with a piano backing and as expected, Marty made it all come to life. I can't thank you enough - I am so lucky to have you and Jason in my life.

The background of this song comes from playing in pubs and hotels and seeing the variety of people in the audience. Every now and then I find souls who just need to connect - I can tell they're  hurting or just lonely and yet just metres away at the other side of the room I see another soul who is just as lonely. I just want to physically push these people together for no other reason than for them to realise that they both feel the same things and could easily fill each others voids...

That's it in a nutshell anyway.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope you like it....


TC

Dance With Me - Original

Mirage

Hailing from the Australian city of Brisbane, Ned realised music was his passion from the tender age of 4 when he used to sit beside his Grandfather  at the piano. Those moments stirred a thirst for music which saw him start the keyboard at age 5, followed by the organ at age 8, flute at age 10, sax at age 13 and guitar in his late teens. He began writing songs from the age of 15 and began playing in bands at the age of 17.

From 2000 to 2006, Ned was a member of Shifter - winners of Australian national radio competition 'JJJ Unearthed'.  During his time with Shifter, he played support shows for Blondie, Evermore, Eskimo Joe, Grinspoon  and The Living End to name a few.  The band went on to play the well know Big Day Out Festival, as well as tours of both Australia and the US where they picked up US Management.

Ned left the band to persue a solo career in 2006 and after spending time travelling through Europe, he returned to Australia to record his debut EP, Where to From Here. 

With his distinctive voice, strong melodies and soulful lyrics,   Ned is now residing in London where he continues to win over audiences with his soul baring performances.

Mirage

NedWalker

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