DRAKE - BLIND FAITH/COME BACK TO ME (ONLY DRAKE VERSE)

can't find my way home

Blind Faith by Gordy Cox Produced By Cody Cichowski

Cymatic Soul - Blind Faith (Cymatic Soul Edit)

Our latest and freshest track, oozing with Cymatic Soul's jazz step, drum and bass fusion topped off with the well known vocals from Chase and Status's track 'Blind Faith'. The meeting of instrumentation, the contrasting vibe of the original track the vocals are taken from prove to be a highly complimentary combination and this has been such an enjoyable result as the track has come together.

Cymatic Soul combines elements of Jazz, Soul, Drum & Bass of the 90s and Electronica and incorporates soulful vocals, rich harmonies, and a blend of organic and electronic instrumentation. The term "cymatic" refers to the study of visible sound and vibration patterns, which reflects the idea of combining different sonic elements to create a unique and immersive musical experience.

CYMATIC SOUL - BLIND FAITH (CYMATIC SOUL EDIT)

Cant Find My Way Home [live Mic Test]

Tonight's playlist, including The Stone Roses, Radiohead, Blind Faith, Chemical Brothers, Dizzee Rascal, Todd Rhodes, Marty Robbins, Beautiful South, and many more! 🎸🎤🎹

The Monday Club with Paddy G Episode 12

Project jam (feat. Fabrizio Cherubini)

An improvised jam with WT on drums and JB on guitar and bass. Incorporated a walk down made famous by Steve Winwood of Blind Faith.

Improv (WTJB)  5 - 23 - 24 V1.2

This is my remix of the classic Steve Winwood song Valerie.

Steve Winwood - Valerie (Bent Fader Remix)

The origins of Blind Faith lay in the break-up of Cream in mid-1968. That trio was a major critical and commercial success, with millions of record sales in a few years, bringing international popularity to the group and each member. However, the band was crumbling from within because of frequent animosity between bassist Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker, with Eric Clapton doing his best to mediate. Additionally, Clapton grew tired of playing commercially driven blues and hoped to progress with a new, experimental, less straitjacketed approach to the genre. The group disbanded in November 1968 following two concerts at the Royal Albert Hall.

Steve Winwood had faced similar problems to Clapton in the Spencer Davis Group, where he had been the lead singer for three years. Winwood wanted to experiment with the band's sound by infusing jazz elements, but left due to his musical differences, instead forming a new band, Traffic, in 1967. While that band was on hiatus in Christmas 1968, Winwood started to jam with his good friend Clapton in the latter's basement in Surrey, England. Clapton was pleased with the jam sessions with Winwood, but was hesitant to start a serious group. The music press were hopeful that Clapton would form a band even better than Cream. At one point, Clapton and Winwood thought they might record with Duck Dunn and Al Jackson Jr., the rhythm section of Booker T. & the M.G.'s.

In early 1969, Clapton and Winwood moved to Traffic's rehearsal cottage in Aston Tirrold, Berkshire. Baker turned up one day to sit in with them, and the three seriously considered forming a group. Clapton questioned letting Baker in the band, because he had promised Bruce that, if they were to work with one another again, all three of them would play. Moreover, Clapton did not want to reunite with Cream barely nine weeks after the break-up, and also did not want to deal with another band whose members had large reputations individually. Winwood ultimately persuaded Clapton to finalize Baker's inclusion in the line-up, arguing that Baker strengthened their musicianship and that it would be hard to find an equally talented drummer. Traffic was put on hold and the other remaining members, multi-instrumentalist Chris Wood and drummer / singer Jim Capaldi, were informed. Winwood later realised that Clapton would probably have rather had Capaldi in the new group instead of Baker.

Can't Find My Way Home

Acoustic guitar; folk; Americana; jam band influences; blues; rock; old time; bluegrass; grungey stuff. Even some electro and EDM vibes occasionally. I play a wide mix of music with a lot of different people.

If you love something, set it free.  If it comes back to you, it was meant to be.  Unless you throw it in the river.

Gordy has been making music since the early 2000s as a writer, performer, and producer. His work has been featured on MTV, VH1, NPR, and E! Television and his band’s music video “Wilted Flower” was #1 on Logo in 2009. After years in NYC, Gordy returned to his hometown of Tallahassee, FL and teamed up with fellow Tallahassee native, mentor, and friend Kendra Foster to release the EP “Fingerpainting” in 2011 and “I Don’t Know” in 2021. 

Press and Awards Include Films

The Gold Kahuna Award for excellence in filmmaking ( Honolulu Film Festival ) ,

Silver Palm Award (Mexico Film Festival ) ,

MTV Award Nominee Sehsuchte Film Festival ( Germany ). Featured Blogs

Indie Kidd VS. Dance Kidd

Oh No She Didint

Head producer for his band Neon Glitter Bliss that was featured at #1 on LOGO / MTV/ MTV UK Network.

tastierista 
1988-92- HIGHWAY 69
1993-96- MEDICINE MEN
1995-96- AMANITA 
1999-2000- MONEDA
2001-2002- KOSMEN
2006-2012- RAILROAD BLUES BAND
2012- COSMICK CHARLIE
dal 2013- FACTORY

At Over the West Online Radio we are focused on supporting the up and coming artist. The massive amount of talent in Ireland which has been left behind for too long, will now have a home.

“ You Create it, We Play it ”

You see, we know what its like. We have been that forever emerging artist who has been creating music for 25 years, recording it, being so excited about the finished product, building the courage up to email it to radio stations…… only to be left disappointed…..No reply…. All the effort and love that goes into making music and then left feeling like we are not good enough because we don't even get a reply from 99% of the hundreds of emails we send. It doesn't help the confidence at all …sometimes it even stops us from creating again…whats the point? Well now you have one. 

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BBC INTRODUCING & KANE FM FEATURED ARTIST // DRUM & BASS FUSION // LONDON U.K.

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Let me tell you my journey. At 16 years old I started Djing at my school in Sydney with my mate David. When I turned 19 I started my career in the clubs in Sydney. I always wanted to play uplifting music. Nothing worst than in a club and Dj has no idea how to make the club bounce. In time I worked my way the inner clubs in Sydney and th 90's were best time to Dj. The music was explosive and so much fun. I was trained by the best and worked with the best in Sydney this is where I popped my cherry. To be honest I wish the music in the 90's never died but unfortunate it did. So in the early 2000's I rung my headphones and started making club track's as I know the artists never released club mixes that were good.
I never gave up Djing just moved to another realm.

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