music recorded at Planet Paris Studios, Ruru, New Zealand
guitars on recordings are from Instagram.com/d.m.k.guitars

Inland Sea Studios the home of flyingdreams and the Haystack Needles 
Music inspired by all the musicians I have performed with - Michael Waldegrave, Nick Williams, Clive Whelan, Peter Scott, Lee Taylor, John Van Der Reyden, The Minors, John Lloyd, Warren Garvie, Don Bean, Dave Shine, Dael Bartlett, Ken Lord, Kit Grenon, Barry Knopp, Bigjeri Hatter, June & Diane, Trevor Grenon, Nigel McBride, dbm, Janvier Marchand, Ralph Bathhurst, Slim Giles, Jim Doak, Steve Apirana, Wally Tai, Graham Flaws, Mt Zero, Peter Cahill, George Kahi, 
 More when I remember, yes Stephan Gilberg

Flying Dreamz is the Left Wing of Planet Paris

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Drew Bowden revue quotes

1	Quote: Steve Asplin (Manawatu Standard)

With a style similar to other surf-rock crossovers Donovan Frankenreiter & Jack Johnson Drew Bowden writes songs that  easily competes with theirs and at times is better.

   His music is intensely personal and entrancing. He not only has a fantastic voice,but is a talented guitarist as well.
       
  “Be Still” is one of those hidden gems that deserves more exposure. Bowden’s music is wothy of recognition for its simploicity and unassuming beauty.

2	Quote: Jo Tindling (Amplifier Magazine)

 At first listen Drew Bowden 3’s “Be Still” sounds like the kind of album I would have listened to constantly over the summer.Unlike other Surf rock albums though,there are more to the songs than just noice guitar playing and a good voice. Bowden’s personal lyrics coupled with his wonderful use of minimal orchestration makes for a sad.sweet.intimate album that just gets better the more you listen to it.

   As an album “Be Still” gives an authentic portrayel of the world through Bowden’s eyes and shows him to be a singer songwriter with an innate understanding for his own voice.Its t times sweet and at times sorrowful but always authentic.

3	Quote: Bing Turkby ( NZ musician Magazine)

The DB3 are a good.tight trio with restrained drumming and supportive double bass playing which forms the backdrop for Bowden to showcase his breathy singing.and slightly gutsier guitar playing..He’s damn good at what he doe and his songwriting is just as good as his instrumental facility and if the proof’s in the pudding he’ll get his just desserts.


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