I am a songwriter from Belfast. I record my own songs at home (unless otherwise stated) with a pretty basic set-up. I usually like to keep things simple as I think that a good song should stand on its own, when stripped back of superfluous baggage.
I play a few different instruments but mainly guitar and piano. I have been trying to play slide guitar.
 I record in as few takes as possible. I don't like my own voice and don't really listen to my own work after I have recorded and mixed it. I hope some people out there enjoy it, I get a kick out of writing and recording, and playing the occasional gig. I am in this for the long haul but I don't suppose I'll go far.
 I will try to upload as much as possible. Most of these tracks will probably be rough home demos and possibly a few covers as well. Thank you for stopping by my page. Please feel free to add me via Youtube as well. 

Dan Tindall and Alan Thompson formed Lo-Fi Fun Factory in 2010. Dan plays guitar and sings, Alan plays the bass. They sometimes play other things too, like the ukulele, accordion, djembe and harmonica. They have released a stack of EPs and a couple of albums, had some occasional radio play, and erratically entertained live audiences from Whitehead to Gortin.

I write songs about life, the universe and everything

“Excellent Debut” - The Irish News 

"Gossamer and quietly emphatic" - (The Thin Air)

"As magnetic as it is deep" - (Chordblossom)

“Expertly marries reflective subject matter with delicate instrumentation” - (Hotpress)

"An effervescent tenure to unravel mysteries and turmoil" - (Folk&Lore podcast)

“Melancholic and whimsical in equal measure” – (Bayview Sounds)

"Myles comes across beautifully, warming the entire room to a terrific finish" - (MusicLinkNI)

"Melodically well-defined songs and soulful vocals. Lyrically, he commands the attention too." - (Culture NI)

Wookalily are quirky, in a good way. Folk-gothic troubadour tales, new-time mountain music, glorious melodic hooks and a drum kit which guarantees purists cover their ears. Five women (Adele, Sharon, Lyndsay, Lou and Clair): too girly to be a beat group, too funky to be a folk group, too good to miss.
 
More info here: www.wookalily.com

Thank you for listening to my music. Please check out the links below. Much Love To All of You!

Il Vigno alias Simone Vignini. Buon ascolto. Hope you enjoy!!

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