Hi, I'm pretty eclectic in my musical creation, been playing about in music since late eighties,live bands , playing guitar, bass guitar and keyboards, through the ninites,cubase on floppy disk, Atari 1040, first love reggae,but dance EDM ,funky stuff close second.
When I started  using a computer for music in 1992, Atari 1040 st , Roland U220 ,six midi channel multi timberal sound module version of famous U20 keyboard, upgraded to 2 megabyte ram and 28 megabyte hard drive ,no more floppy disk 's😁,and added a Roland Dr synth 16 channel sound module, if this setup was the stone age, I've only progressed to the Iron age🤣, running on windows xp , pentium P4 ,3ghz single core processer,4 gigabyte ram , doesn't go near the internet,but rarely crashes ,but all good things come to an end,RIP old PC in may 2024.
New custom built audio workstation,new version of cubase software and audio workstation interface, blown away with sounds and ease of workflow,so new tracks will be happening soon and regularly 👍🖖🤪🎵🎶



Hi , also have U tube channel 

https://youtube.com/@tonycater8496

Links to collaborators I've worked with :

German singer /songwriter Lucy Malhuer :

https://youtube.com/@lucymalheur?si=67MsfmLOQUQgpDMx

https://www.facebook.com/LucyMalheurMusic

http://lucymalheur.com

Dutch Reggae artist Blissful Sample :

https://youtube.com/@blissfulsample1?si=zZGGN1eppyqzXYwh

Music is my therapy. Seeking solace in the groove while learning new skills ✌️➕❤️⭐️🌟✨

Mancunian LO-FI indie, Garage Rock, fuzz pop.
 Like a shook up can of Fizzy Vimto.

The solo recordings and home demos of A. Lewis.

Psychedelic Indie Folk  -  love longing loss 
alienation nature spirituality dying transformation
No AI. No voice modification technology
Recorded with Cubase on Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 
MuseScore for digital sounds and sheet music

Write songs for Loveable Wholes and make noises for Katpis Tapes miss Tots every hour of every day

Sleeping Orchard blends dreamlike escapism and psychedelic experimentation with a deeply human and earthy folk style. The project is often compared to the likes of Cat Stevens, Leonard Cohen and Lou Reed on the one hand, and to early Pink Floyd, The Beatles, The Velvet Underground and even elements of The Grateful Dead on the other.

“The listener is drawn into sleepy bluesy folk music with an added twist of psychedelia that brings to mind the early days of Pink Floyd.”

Rooted in second-hand instruments and recording equipment from various marketplaces and car boot sales, most notably the £4 acoustic guitar and cassette recorder that feature heavily on the Sleeping Orchard YouTube channel, the songs carry a quiet weight - earthy, considered and dreamlike with a mix of poetic lyrical imagery and observational cynicism.

“The exquisite musicianship and brave experimentation of Sleeping Orchard come through, stretching the genre's boundaries and creating a musical environment that is both familiar and innovative.”

“When I listen to this band, I totally plunge in psychedelic atmosphere.
Sometimes it send me to The Beatles, sometimes to The Queens Of The Stone Age. Various sound from song to song”

Based in the countryside of East Anglia, a slower pace of life is reflected in Sleeping Orchard’s music, with emphasis on honesty and realism over perfectionism and polish.

The Sleeping Orchard YouTube channel has gained a small but dedicated group of subscribers in recent years and is seen as a retreat from the fast-paced, edit-heavy nature of modern digital life. 

“A piece of rootsy psychedelia that combines vintage San Francisco-style guitar work (including plenty of tasteful instrumental breaks) with a hippyish, organic vibe that's quite different to the production-heavy psychedelia that dominates the current scene.” - The Active Listener

“Round the campfire singalong with dexterous Garcia-esque guitar leads flowing easily between the vocal lines.”

“Oddly this more structured songwriting approach has coincided with a more psychedelic feeling in general, which gifts these often simple, and always melodic vignettes a hazy, desert-swept, peyote-infused, around the campfire charm.”

Sleeping Orchard is following