This is a work in progress, it needs cello and some percussion adding

Colour In The Shadow (very much a work in progress)

A welcome throwback to the golden ages of punk and

rock, Crazy Fenton is the musical 'brain'-child of 

songwriter Clive Aliker - a Norfolk based artist who is a 

big fan of making a good old fashioned ruckus. 

With influences from 60s garage rock and 70s punk all the 

way through to the modern day, Crazy Fenton is the 

work of a veteran musician who certainly knows how 

to rattle out a top tune.

Having worked with renowned producer Dave Allen 

(The Cure, Human League, Chameleons) to arrive at 

an energetic studio style, the new single ‘Cool Ella’ is 

set for release on June 22nd. 

High energy and built on a foundation of distorted guitars and pounding drums, this is one for fans of the classics.

https://soundcloud.com/crazyfenton/cool-ella

‘Cool Ella’ is one hell of a way to come out fighting, and with the follow up album due a couple of weeks later on July 13th, you will be hearing a lot more of Crazy Fenton in 2015. 

The album, produced by British EDM trailblazer Alex Banks (EZ Rollers), is the kind of release which will have the music industry on high alert with its raw song writing and production.

With lyrics inspired – in Clive Aliker’s own words – by ‘deaths,mental failings,and a complete inability to understand the female species’, these are songs that listeners can’t fail to relate to.

And in ‘Cool Ella’, Crazy Fenton has picked out one hell of an entrance.

I grew up listening to my Mum singing everything from The Beatles to Gilbert & Sullivan. My early teens were spent browsing vinyl. I've always been obsessed with music, but rarely mainstream. Listening usually happened alone because no one else seemed to like the same music. In my late teens I veered off the rails after losing Dad, but Mum was still singing! I remained involved in music, going to gigs playing guitar & listening. Work, mortgage & family took over. Then a career change in 1997 paired me with a colleague & I got back into performing covers.
In 2015 I had a mental health breakdown and as part of my healing process I began writing my own songs. 
Now at 63 & retired, I have time to write, listen & play live again. I enjoy exploring lyrics & their effect on mood. You can find me at local open mics & small local festivals. Just me & my guitar, but now experimenting with DAW's to create new sounds. Hoping to get a studio session soon & just looking for a break. Thanks for reading
My reality is frequently inaccurate

Colour In The Shadow (very much a work in progress)

Steve