Questions (PROD.MÄRŻ)

First 'live' recording...

2-1=0
Insta ‘til midnight every night
Haunting starts at the dark of twilight
Can’t seem to get you from my mind’s eye
Nothing looks better in hindsight
Why can’t we make things all right?
I know I’d take him in a fight
Who said it’s not black or white
Never lived a day in my life
Never loved a day in my life
Never felt its cold and cruel bite
Never died a day in my life
Never felt the sting as their heart met the knife

I can’t say I’m good at maths
But I can see two becomes one
But when this one ain’t made to last
Then two minus one equals none

I saw you the other day
Laughing as you walked away
Wondered just what he had to say
To make you smile in that way
If I only could have stayed
I would have gone and made him pay
Who said this world is always grey
Never had to live through my heartbreak
Never loved through my heartbreak
Never took what I had to take
Never died from my heartbreak
Never got crushed beneath the world’s weight

I can’t say I’m good at maths
But I can see two becomes one
But when this one ain’t made to last
Then two minus one equals none

Life is like a see-saw
Up one day and then feeble
How can love hurt people?
Because love is evil
Hearts should be made illegal
Hearts are way too lethal
Black and white is what it feels
Magpies are made to take and steal
Love is a god that sees us all
Love is a god that beats us all
There is not a sequel
Two minus one equals


2-1=0

My wife Unconditional  love .m4a

Elegies for Time Feelers

Cousin Silas - Lost In Autumn

About space, distance, love, being alone, and you. 

Artwork/Photography: Nikkiiiiiiiiiii

Her Eyes (Part 2)

'To a Place' is the first single lifted from "Starlings & Crows", the stunning new album by English ambient-pop artist Chloë March. The album sees release on the 23rd of October 2020. 

More on Chloe March here: http://www.hiddenshoal.com/project/chloe-march/

For her fifth album, March drew inspiration from her early childhood in the Warwickshire countryside, nineteenth-century nature poet John Clare, and Lewis Carroll’s fantastical Alice Through the Looking Glass. Throughout the album there’s a palpable sense of wonder at the natural world, shot through with a deep concern for nature’s vulnerability. Starlings & Crows resonates with notions of home on a macro and micro level. 

First single ‘To a Place’ is an elegant waltz built around swooning strings and piano. ‘Landing 1969’ sounds as astral as its subject matter would suggest, pulsing at the same tempo as Buzz Aldrin’s heart-rate as Apollo 11 left earth. ‘Remember That Sky’ is achingly emotive, showcasing March’s innate talent for creating an atmosphere of intimacy without compromising compositional depth. Despite running to a succinct 38 minutes, Starlings & Crows is lush and expansive, while distilled to its crystalline essence.

“The latest album by Chloe March is another heady trip through electro pop... The air is thick with atmosphere throughout and March is a masterful creator of mood… a beautiful sound somewhere between The Blue Nile and David Sylvian” – The Underground of Happiness

Oft compared to singular artists such as Nina Simone, Beth Gibbons and Elizabeth Fraser, Chloë March follows her own independent path, writing, engineering and producing from her home studio in south-east England. Inhabiting musical territory somewhere between art song and folk, dream-pop and electronica, the ambient and the cinematic, March embraces all these influences to create poetic, emotionally charged and intensely atmospheric songs and soundworlds.

The music of Chloe March is available for licensing (film, tv, web and more) via Hidden Shoal.
www.hiddenshoal.com/licensing

Chloe March - To a Place

Thirsty is Fable's comeback track after four years away. Out October 9th, 2020. Available on all streaming outlets.

Hear more Fable - 

https://open.spotify.com/artist/2AygswlNIb8YUMi929Req7?si=AhF_DaIUThKNkkmdGkvH5w

See more Fable - 

https://www.instagram.com/whoisfable/

Thirsty

Keep a Moment is the 3rd single from Circumnavigate in 2020, due for release 27th November. 

The follow up to 'Layer You Up' & 'Shy Love', the alt-pop dreamscape features The Parallax Orchestra.

LYRICS: 

If I could
Keep a moment
Pass on for eternity
I would keep
Hold on gently
To the time you fell for me
If we could stay
That way forever
So in love
Is it possible to keep forever?
There’s no moment better
Than in love
Is it possible to keep forever?
Fingertips
Sunburnt skin
Days are blurring into one
If we could stay
That way forever
So in love
(Days are blurring into one)
Is it possible to keep forever?
(If I could)
There’s no moment better
Than in love
(To the time you fell for me)
Is it possible to keep forever?
Mmm
Mmm
Mmm
If we could stay
That way forever
So in love
(Days are blurring into one)
Is it possible to keep forever?
(If I could)
There’s no moment better
Than in love
Is it possible to keep forever?

Keep a Moment

James Ghareeb releases his latest emotion-heavy single, “I Remember.” The indie/folk track contains every element to get listeners reminiscing and melancholic. "I Remember" takes the listener on a musical journey where James Ghareeb showcases his artistic versatility infusing a nostalgic folk style with a modern indie vibe. The emotion-drenched vocals and acoustic instrumentation seamlessly work together for a must-listen record. “I Remember” contains intense lyricism that will hook the listener due to the relatability and captivating story-telling. The soothing guitar and melodic elements give the vocal an intimate, ethereal feeling.

I Remember - James Ghareeb

Found this demo I did while writing songs from 'A Place to Call Home'.
This one didn't quite make the cut, but I figured why not share it with you anyway. 
So here you have a demo of a song called Embers from what can be considered the b-side of 'A Place to Call Home'.

BANDCAMP (free download)
https://simonalexandermusik.bandcamp.com/track/embers

A PLACE TO CALL HOME:
https://spoti.fi/3csaFye

Embers

Swedish singer/songwriter.
linktr.ee/simonalexanders

Embers

Simon Alexander

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