"Hold On Tight" reminds us all to be good to that special someone and never let them go. It was written by a team of people and recorded using mostly live instruments. The powerhouse vocals are delivered by a couple of incredible singers from The Voice. 

Hold On Tight

Recollections of time at university in Bristol living in Churchill Hall. 

All Eyes Surrender

The Repel of The Crimson Valor

Song inspired by a woman recluse, who lived in my apartment building with her cats and who used to step into the hall and scream in the middle of the night.  This was years ago; I wonder what happened to her.

The Cat Lady

Anwitha Iyer - Usual Days (Official Audio)

Closer to Me 

Lyrics by Patricia Hope Kingham.

“Closer to Me” is a heartfelt country-pop ballad that blends emotional depth with a gentle, melodic arrangement. Driven by intimate vocals and warm instrumentation, the track captures the longing for connection and the quiet hope of being truly seen. With lyrics that speak to love, vulnerability, and closeness, this song invites listeners into a deeply personal journey.

Whether you’re reflecting late at night or sharing a special moment with someone close, “Closer to Me” is a perfect companion for quiet introspection or romantic reverie.

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🎧 Best enjoyed with headphones and an open heart.

#PopBallad #EmotionalPop #LoveSong #CloserToMe #NewMusic

Closer to Me

Behind the Clown

Tension

I recorded a typical blues-rock backing track in G, then improvised on my new Gibson LP.

Testing My New LP

Prodigal

Soulful bright music about the gift of music given to Jack Ashford and led by God's Spirit to use his gift of music.

The Spirit Runs Through It

Gold diggers will break your heart no matter how much you love them.

Crystal Dreams

Morning Sunrise

“Time Rolls On” is a reflection on how lost love lingers even when the world keeps moving forward. Built on a dynamic piano piece the song incorporates haunting strings, progressive percussion and ‘aching’ vocals that capture the emotional power of the song. For listeners who connect with the raw honesty of artists like James Blake, Bon Iver, or Hozier, this track offers both emotional gut-punch and quiet reflective moments perfect for late-night playlists, heartbreak mixes, or emotional introspection sets. Whether you’re soundtracking solitude, reflection, or that one memory you can’t quite let go of, “Time Rolls On” belongs in your company.

Time Rolls On

42 - Demo

We are a hybrid record label and music production company. Our team writes and produces most of the music and we engage with performing artists all over the world for recording.

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Sydney based electronic music composer / producer.

Thanks for listening to our music!  We love making music of all genre's and love collaborating with artists around the world! Follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube etc. under the artist name Chenology

We love making music and experimenting with all different genres! 😊 give us a follow if you enjoy our songs and check out our many playlists! ⭐️

I make beats sometimes.
They be getting better too, still need to master properly

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E James Paris (EJ)
Music / Film producer, multi-instrumentalist, author & songwriter. I enjoy writing and recording original songs, scoring movie soundtracks, music collaborations. Currently producing a music documentary "The Spirit Moves Through Motown" About Motowns Funk Brother, Jack Ashford. Recent music collaborations feature, Motown's Funk Brother, Jack Ashford who provided the vocal intro and his tambourine playing on my new song release, "Motown Hitsville USA". Jack recorded tambourine on "The Spirit Runs Through It", vocal & tambourine on I Was A Wishin' "I Was A Fishin'". “A cat named Steve and a dog named Doug”, features, Sean Van Zant, singing his backing vocals, a cousin of the Lynyrd Skynyrd vocalist Ronnie Van Zant.
Author of two music books, "Jumpstart Guitar Arrangement - Method for Songwriters" for music education and "A cat named Steve and a dog named Doug" as a spoken word music audio eBook / paperback on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Bass & guitar with The Coasters, The Darrell Mansfield Band. PBS televised John Denver tribute shows, The New Christy Minstrels, The Frank Castentte band and Pearl Brick.
Producer on "Christmas Around the World" featuring the music by, Pat Boone, Freda Payne, Ambrosia, Dave Crosby, (Bing Crosby's Grandson), a collaboration music producer, Michael Mickey Durio, a former Motown music artist and owner of Paris5000 Music and Film. 
ASCAP member.
Currently, I play music with a church worship team for Star Calvary Chapel.
God Bless,
E James Paris (EJ)

Heyy! I write all my music myself, and i just want more people to feel the emotion of my music and not need lyrics to do so 😎😎 

Also Venture into Darkness is out on ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS if you wanna go check it out, and I have an album coming on the 25th!!

#Singer-Songwriter #AdultContemporary #AcousticFolk, #Folk, #Americana, #Roots, #BritishFolk, #PopRock, #AltRock

Sunset | Darkness | Sunrise 
“a concept EP that threads heartbreak, healing and hope through soaring arrangements and razor-sharp lyrical reflection… it’s a superb showcase of his compelling songwriting and performance panache.” Sarah Conway – Plastic
https://plasticmag.co.uk/2025/05/rob-finlay-releases-new-ep/

The first single Afterglow is a powerful anthem of reflection and hope, blending folk-infused storytelling with a lush, expansive arrangement. It’s a song for anyone who has loved, lost, and found themselves again. 

“This song gives you that little glowy feeling inside… there’s something so settling about the song, so settling”. Kerrie Cosh – BBC Introducing
 
“Afterglow is an indie-pop anthem… it’s really good”. Roberto Perrone – BBC Three Counties

A new music video for Ballerina has just been released. This track is for anyone who’s ever had their heart broken and can’t shake the memory of that one person. It was filmed in Rob’s local towns of Letchworth Garden City and Hitchin.

“Ballerina dips into darker terrain with swirling guitars and percussive tension conjuring the feeling of being trapped between what was and what might never be again.” Return of Rock
https://returnofrock.com/review-rob-finlay-sunset-darkness-sunrise/

“Ballerina… poetic, powerful, and impossible to forget.” Timmy Farmer – Get Some Magazine
https://getsomemagazine.com/blog/zlef91a88wacwed8kg9le5fxjgbtj0

A Visionary Voice in Modern Music

With a voice that soars between raw emotion and haunting beauty, Rob Finlay is a musician who defies simple categorisation. As Tom Robinson of BBC 6 Music aptly puts it, “Call Rob a songwriter or call him a singer – both of which he patently is – but not a singer-songwriter. He’s so much better than that.”

Drawing from an eclectic range of influences, including R.E.M., Tori Amos, Goo Goo Dolls, and Jeff Buckley, Rob crafts music that blends introspective lyricism with dynamic, genre-defying compositions. His sound channels the intensity of Bob Dylan (an influence since his Mum put headphones on her pregnant bump), the poetic depth of Leonard Cohen, and the raw honesty of traditional Irish folk music. Keith Ames, The Musician (MU Publication) said of Rob “He has the ability to weave unconventional elements into familiar genres… intriguing… gorgeous.”

Rob is a rare breed. Those that meet him can’t help but fall under his spell. An English gentleman, a grafter, an Irish poet, all rolled into one. He has a degree in Archaeology from Bristol University, has run a successful video production company for over 20 years and still finds time to write and record incredible music in his spare moments.

Film & TV in his blood: Rob grew up in Borehamwood, UK inheriting a passion for the British film industry from his Dad and Grandad, who were both set painters on TV series and feature films such as Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Harry Potter. His parents took him to rock festivals from the age of four, he started learning to play classical guitar at seven and wrote his first song at aged 13. Rob had local success with his band Captain Davenport, where he played at the iconic Elstree Studios bar for his 17th birthday before heading to Bristol University. 

He came home to play a memorable show at the Top of the Pops green room to entertain the BBC staff for Millennium night in 2000. Upon returning home from university he became an award-winning corporate filmmaker and has had many famous interactions, from drinking with Matt Damon, to accidentally winding up Hugh Grant, to having Ian McKellen dance for him. Throughout this time his desire to write and create music never left him.

A Legacy of Acclaimed Releases: Rob's debut album, These Words Aren’t Meant for Me, was hailed as “an album of uncompromising vision and beauty” by Todd Severin, The Ripple Effect. Colin Bailey of Folking.com said “Powerful, catchy, anthemic songs. Strong and memorable.” 

Highly syncable: The film industry sync panel at SXSW said Rob's music was highly syncable, around this time Sister to a Brother was synced on the hit reality TV show Breaking Amish and regularly garners listeners from around the world who discover his music through Shazam. 

He has been likened to Tim Buckley, Uriah Heep, Tom Waits, City and Colour, Billy Joel, with a sound undulating from 90s Indie Pop to American jangle.

A Stage Presence That Resonates: Rob has taken his music across the globe, performing all over the UK, Limerick (Ireland), Perth (Australia), Ghent (Belgium), Baños (Ecuador), and completed a three-month tour around the US, including New York and Los Angeles. He has graced major festival stages, including Standon Calling, The Great Escape, Roskilde, and SXSW. 

Resilience in the Face of Adversity: In June 2014, Rob became seriously ill due to an autoimmune attack following vaccinations, ahead of a planned work trip to film pink river dolphins in the Amazon Rainforest. The worst could have happened if it were not for the quick action of a doctor friend, but he has been left permanently deaf in his right ear, with constant tinnitus. The traumatic experience left Rob uncertain about his future in music, yet he has emerged stronger, proving that true artistry transcends physical limitations. His ability to channel pain and resilience into his music only adds to its emotional depth.

Half-Heard: His second release, the EP HALF-HEARD, was inspired by the events surrounding his sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL). The record is a concept work exploring the lives and stories of five women including Joan of Arc. It further cemented his reputation as an artist unafraid to push boundaries. 

A New Era Begins: Rob has taken the time to develop himself. He gave up drinking in 2011, has physically and mentally transformed, improving his health and building his confidence back up through circuit training and counselling. He has continued to build his successful production company Written Records Limited (recently directing three TV commercials for Co-op) and has otherwise been focusing on songwriting from his home studio in Hitchin (he converted his garage during Covid). He is set to release his third record, EP Sunset | Darkness | Sunrise, composed of four new songs: All Eyes Surrender, Afterglow, Ballerina, and In White this year. 

The EP charts the time in many people’s lives when they lose their  love and how they come to terms with that. It goes on to explore the wilderness years and finally re-discovering love and peace.

if you need the song name I'll give it to you or any help with any song I post 

New tracks tagged #Moderate tempo