Big Simon

My entry for the Bank of Melbourne's Music Bank competition, to write a song inspired by the city of Melbourne.

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Technicolour

Randy Montana

Burn These Matches (Album Version)

Music by  Uri Sade & Orel Tamuz 
Lyrics  by Uri Sade
Musical Production by Orel Tamuz 
Mix & Master by Noam Levinberg
Guitars: Orel Tamuz
Picture by Andrew Smith
Recorded at 'Beatcheese' Studio, Tel-Aviv, Isreal

Lyrics:

Cultivate your garden
It looks like a battlefield 
Before the grass hardens
Pour some water
Grow some trees
Take a look around you
Can you find a little green
Black flag is fluttering in the middle of the nothing
You were late to save your piece

Walking on the stones
On burning coals
This is what became of your land
You have to pay the price
The soles are melting 
And soon your feet will crumble
You'll never catch the rise

Never saw it coming
Everything was just in place
The black flag used to be multicoloured
Awareness changed its tint

Walking on the stones
On burning coals
This is what became of your land
You have to pay the price
The soles are melting 
And soon your feet will crumble
You'll never catch the rise

The black sealed your fate to be walking on the stones

Black Flag

Check out my new single 'under the influence' NEW ALBUM COMING 2020!

Fight To Forgive

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Words & Music by Old Sea Brigade
Produced & Mixed by Jeremy Griffith
Mastered by Jonathan Berlin

Love Brought Weight

Emma Cole - Vocals, Bass 
Joshua Hester - Electric Guitar 
Caleb Thoemke - Drums 
OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO - https://youtu.be/7-JzvjH0Nq0
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Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by Caleb Thoemke at Tessitura Studios

Keep It Simple

Kylie Boswell's Album

Road Trippin

Spring

Sound the Ocean: seven music teachers by day, seven musicians by night (or whenever it’s show time). Seven’s a big number for a band and that’s because these guys (and one gal) think big. The band does not disappoint with their performances as they deliver stadium-ready, anthemic pop/rock songs equally as wide as the horizon and deep as the ocean live as they do through your best pair of headphones. 

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