Mysterious forces exerted by the moon and the sun on a stretch of water

Featuring on BBC Sounds Sleeping Forecast - Slip into a zone of tranquility

THE TIDE by Elizabeth O.S. Chute

I suppose the nearest inspiration to this might be ELO, rock/pop with strings, electric guitars, melodic with a retro vibe. All music and lyrics, Recorded/Produced/Mixed by Pete Carroll Music

Nothing's Wrong (Acoustic Rock/Pop)

70s vibe guitar instrumental, with hints of Allman Brothers, Dire Straits, Francis Dunnery (It Bites) and Steve Vai phrasing, whom are both some of my guitar influences. Written, recorded, produced, mixed and all instruments, Pete Carroll Music.

Dreamchaser (Rock Guitar Instrumental)

Dear Sister - (Live) Recorded at Craigie Folk Club
Written by Pauline Alexander and Jonathan Rowland
Guitar by Sandy Stanage 2017

Live At Craigie Folk Club

Dear Sister (Live)

Born Free

Cant Keep A BAD MAN Down

One Heart

Written by Ron Lindsay and Ian Kennedy. A  song about the River Tay also known as the 'silvery tay' and the Tay Bridge disaster of 28 December 1879 killing 60 people with another 15 unaccounted for.

Silver River - Ron Lindsay (The Americelt) Singer Songwriter Scotland

HELLO MY BROTHER

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/79EKPC75ayNxXg6AWQ8WGg
https://www.marinaflorance.com/
song written: Marina Florance 
from the album 'Somewhere Down The Line'

Somewhere Down The Line

It's Much Easier

'Hide' 2019

Pauline Alexander is an emerging Scottish Singer from Glasgow.  Over the last 10 years she has worked as part of a two piece, performing stripped back acoustic sets offering a seamless mix of folk and easy listening complemented by interpretation of song and original material. Vocally Pauline is very easy on the ear and has been said to have echoes of Sandy Denny, Eva Cassidy or Karen Carpenter. 

Her debut album 'Thoughts For The Masses' was an Iain Anderson 'Album of the  week' on BBC Radio Scotland and has also been widely played on multiple radio stations including BBC Radio Wales, and BBC Radio Ulster. 2013 saw Pauline's 'Dear Sister' Music Video make its TV debut on The Phil Mack Country Show on Showcase TV.  Pauline and guitarist Edwin Gallacher were honoured to be nominated for the 'Isambard Folk Award' (Bristol Folk Festival 2014)

Pauline has previously performed  at 'Celtic Connection's and appeared on STV's Riverside Show as well as providing support for the triple platinum selling artist 'Rumer' on her only Scottish show. 

 2017-2018 Pauline continued to perform around the UK with seasoned guitarist Sandy Stanage offering an eclectic mix of music, including Folk, Contemporary and Blues. 

New material is currently being written and it is hoped that recording will take place early 2023

 Quotes '...her voice is quite de luxe! Never miss an opportunity of hearing her!' (Iain Anderson BBC Radio Scotland) '.


..Her live performance was simply stunning and was without doubt THE voice of this year's festival ' Jon Hollingworth- Arran Events

Dear Sister (Live)

Pauline Alexander

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