Cable Car

This demo was a simple home recording on my laptop and acoustic guitar, and once again written for my wife. A classic first person love song, again hinting at being rescued from the bar!
"It was dark and was strangely blue, with Judas old and deserter faces,
Among the tragedy I saw you, with all my ghosts there, grabbing your graces."

(Let Me See You) In The Natural Light

Another song for my then girlfriend, now my wife. In many ways she rescued me from a certain lifestyle, though we both didnt know it at the time.
"You, you were all I want, you , you were all I need.
Anna-Marie the nights are closing in, I can see clearly now the rain has fallen."


Miss.Salvation

Another demo from my 'Backfoot' demo EP thingy. Its a tribute to the late, great, criminally overlooked American singer songwriter Judee Sill. Her life story is a crazy, gripping and shocking movie waiting to happen (see wikipedia). Thanks to fellow March Hare Mark Evans for some spacey electric guitar. I played, produced and programmed everything else. Really hope you like it. 
"You got something about you, something on your mind".

Lay Down Your Sorrow (Judee Sill's Blues)

Warm Turn

Wasted Words/Love In Vain

The Girl Who Didnt Like Rain

Roman Candles

Homesick Harmony

Oh, Land

Trolleyman

Pissed And Stoned

Sensitive Car (full Length Original Version)

Summerlong (Original Version)

Let It Burn

My Chenille

Summerlong (Second Version)

The Newport singer-songwriter offers up what is a tantamount to future electro acid folk rock, courtesy of a thoroughly modern and hypnotic take on psychtronica.  the musician - formerly frontman of one of Wales' great lost bands The March hares, and leader of current Newport psych rockers Black Branches,  – underlines his stately presence as of one of our most cherished undiscovered talents."
ASOUNDREACTION JUNE 2014
"Some musicians stay a secret either though their sheer unwillingness to play the rock 'n' roll game, others frankly because they're a bit rubbish. Listening to the cosmic vibes that manifest themselves on this celestial track from Light's equally wonder-inducing EP Sunscraper we can deduce that it's stubborness to conform that is Light's modus operandi. So it's left to us to shout from the rooftops on his behalf and it's imperative we do as he is a talent that needs to be heard" WALES ONLINE AUG 2014

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