Instrumental version of Adjust Your memory.

Adjust Your Memory

Adjust Nostalgia

Second single by Rust & Ore. 
A song about freedom.

I entertain a crowd of falling Fireflies,
They turn around complain about the violence,
I said 'it's how it happens',
They said 'We want escape,
Forever and ever and ever'.

She wears green bands around her wrist today,
I ask her what is the ultimate way,
'Freedom, Freedom,
Forever and ever and ever'.

Vocalist and electronic producer from Ashdown Forest, UK. Previously the singer in indie band The Daniel Grade and before that Drey Grade, Rust & Ore is a new project focusing on songs, vocals, electronic sounds, samples and field recordings.

The name Rust & Ore is a reference to the landscape of Ashdown Forest where Gill lives. Earth and water on the forest are infused with rust red tones that reveal the high levels of iron-ore in the local geology. Remnants of discarded industrial equipment and processes that were used to produce iron from Roman times to the late 18th century are still visible.

Five singles are planned for release over the next 4-5 months. These songs were originally written in Gill’s previous home city of Nottingham (Stuck On A Name studios in the city!) and recorded and produced in Ashdown Forest.

Falling Fireflies

Dispersal

Sneinton

Prove It (Unreleased demo track)

Field recordings from Nottingham city centre and the Isle of Skye.
Air con system in underground car park at Victoria Shopping Centre Nottingham - followed by torrential downpour in town leaving shops - followed by rain on attic skylight window in Sneinton, Nottingham, mixed with rain on attic skylight on Isle of Skye.
Also released as FIELD SET - https://fieldset.bandcamp.com/album/ep-3 and Drey Grade - https://dreygrade.bandcamp.com/album/field-set-ep-1-2-3