Dangerous Electricity Machine is Harbour Board’s spring 2025 single, blending bubbling analog synths, flutes, electric guitar, and layered percussion with baritone vocals from Matthew Sunderland. Originally composed as a soundtrack to a site-specific dance project by Jeffrey Holdaway, the track was later restructured by the full band into a multi-part narrative.

The lyrics reflect on fatherhood and suburban wandering, shifting through ambient sections, chorus-driven swells, and a brass-led bridge featuring a trumpet and saxophone call-and-response. Percussion builds from live drums, handclaps, and processed vocal textures. 

Dangerous Electricity Machine

“Through Your Eyes” is a gentle, heartfelt reflection on seeing the world anew through the wonder of someone you love. Built around soft acoustic textures and emotional storytelling, the song captures quiet moments — from the laughter of a child to the colours of a rainbow — and turns them into something timeless. A lullaby for the soul, and a tribute to the simple, beautiful things we often miss until we see them through someone else's eyes.

Through Your Eyes

I had an epiphany on 10/31/23, that there was a beautiful young adult in the wilderness I was uncle to, a treasure I've known since she was a year old, for whom I ought to be doing much, much more. I wrote this song that night, for Catalina Benitez, my star.

Every bird in solitary
If a girl feels ordinary
Every boy who needs to make his mark and fly
Never wait for nasty weather to subside
Get up off your chair

Sow a seed somewhere
Sow a seed somewhere
Dig it deep beneath the ground
And sow a seed somewhere
Making sure it’s safe and sound
Sow a seed somewhere

Sow a seed somewhere
Bring your love to bear
Let it blossom all around
And sow a seed somewhere
No more time for Johnny Weed
Sow a seed somewhere
	 
When the rain sheets in the morning
Out on Main Street without warning
Paint a rainbow shining all around the sky
Put a twinkle in a little baby’s eye
Let her see you care

Sow a seed somewhere
Leave your cupboard bare
Give it all you’ve got and then
Go sow a seed somewhere
Put a shoe on, make a plan
Oh, sow a seed somewhere
Sow a seed somewhere

Sow a seed somewhere
Don’t leave nothing there
Give it all you’ve got and then
Go sow a seed somewhere
Catalina’s song is me
So sow a seed somewhere
Sow a seed somewhere

Catalina's Song

Part 1 of our "Ankle Biters" double feature - Parenthood can be hell, especially if you're raising one of these little demons.
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63. Ankle Biters Part 1 - Creepy Kids

Being a kid can be confusing! Young people today are being bombarded with half-truths and outright lies. In this episode, Elizabeth Urbanowicz talks to parents (and anyone who works with kids) about how to train them to recognize truth.

Recognizing the Truth

Are the kids in your life thankful for how God designed them as young men and women? In spite of such confusion today, Elizabeth Urbanowicz gives pointers to parents and teachers on how to help kids appreciate God’s good design in their sexuality.

Appreciating God’s Design

Words and definitions matter. We live in a time when basic terminology is being questioned. In this conversation, Elizabeth Urbanowicz shows parents how to help their children recognize the war of words and think rightly based on God’s truth.

Fighting the Word War

Mary Fusillo, Founder and CEO of Family Solutions International, shares insights from her research on healthcare in her talk, “Building Empathy into Enterprise: Ethical Entrepreneurship in Fertility and Third-Party Parenting.”

In this episode, Mary Fusillo, CEO of Family Solutions International, shares her remarkable journey of over three decades in nursing and reproductive healthcare. From launching The Donor Solution to integrating services under the FSI brand, Mary explores the delicate balance of scaling a fertility business while upholding ethical integrity. This conversation delves into the evolving landscape of third-party parenting, addressing questions like:

• How can companies grow without compromising empathy and ethics?
• What are the challenges in serving both domestic and international intended parents?
• And how does her current Ph.D. in Bioethics influence decision-making at the leadership level?

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Fertility, Parenthood & Ethics | Mary Fusillo’s Insightful Approach

In the second of our talks on Seasons Change, Rebekah talks about the lessons she's experienced from becoming a parent for the first time, seeing life through her child's eyes and bringing him in community.

Seasons Change, Part Two: It takes a village

“Because She Cares” is a heartfelt ballad from a parent to a daughter, celebrating her empathy, gentleness, and love of all living things. With tender lyrics and warm melodies, the song paints a portrait of a young spirit whose kindness toward both people and creatures will guide her into the future and help her light up the world.

Because She Cares

Harbour Board is an Auckland-based band blending ambient, folk, experimental pop, and cinematic sound design. Formed by Matthew Sunderland, Jeffrey Holdaway, Marc Chesterman, and Nicolas Tillon, the group combines analog synths, field recordings, brass, and spoken word in layered, narrative-driven tracks. Their music often begins as soundtracks or site-specific projects before being reshaped collaboratively into reflective, textured compositions exploring place, memory, and atmosphere.

This podcast contains the weekly talks from Oasis Church Waterloo, from our ministers Nathan Jones and Rebekah Gibson, and the rest of the team.

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Kirby Howarth is a talented singer-songwriter hailing from the picturesque city of York in the United Kingdom. With a captivating blend of folk, indie, and blues influences, Kirby's music weaves together heartfelt storytelling, soulful melodies, and raw emotions.

Drawing inspiration from personal experiences and the world around him, Kirby creates songs that resonate deeply with listeners. His lyrics are poignant and introspective, offering a glimpse into the human condition and the complexities of life. Accompanied by his soul-stirring acoustic guitar, Kirby's warm and emotive voice carries his melodies with a graceful authenticity that leaves a lasting impression.

Kirby's talent has garnered recognition beyond the local scene, with his music being featured on esteemed platforms such as BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 6, as well as receiving widespread airplay on various local radio stations. His performances are characterised by an intimate and genuine connection with the audience, where each song becomes a shared experience that touches hearts and lingers in the memory.

“Acoustic laid back new wave punk indie folk with a sprinkle of deep meaningful day to day observations on how the world goes round and round and round and sometimes I actually notice this happening and decide it’s worthy enough to write a song about.”
- Kirby Howarth

"In the years I’ve been tracking the progress of York singer songwriter Kirby Howarth it’s been fascinating to hear him refining his approach and zeroing in on the sound he’s been hearing inside his head all these years.
As a result, his songs grow ever more focussed and appealing"
- Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6

" A strong collection of songs, well written and delivered. The vocal styling is distinctive and appealing - you connect emotionally with the listener."
- Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6

" That's another fantastic song everyone's a gem from you, you write really really nice songs Kirby."
- Alan Raw, BBC Radio Leeds Introducing

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Discussions of horror faves and flops, breakdowns of what makes things scary, and arguments about which werewolf is best. Here in Hauntsville, the real horror is the friendships we made along the way.

Bran-Doni is an independent recording artist, music producer and technologist. His passion for innovation often bleeds into his music, where songs become sonic reflections of a technophile’s view of the world—sometimes pondering what it means to be human in a machine-driven age, and other times simply letting loose with raw, spirited energy. Bran-Doni’s music is emotionally charged and vocally driven, telling stories of hope, struggle, curiosity, levity, and gratitude.

Influenced by a wide spectrum of artists—including Stone Temple Pilots, Muse, Foo Fighters, Collective Soul, Green Day, Arctic Monkeys, Tame Impala, Sting, George Michael, Elton John, Billy Joel, and Elvis Presley—Bran-Doni crafts songs that resonate deeply while embracing both the analog and the digital. Whether exploring existential questions or just vibing on a groove, he invites listeners into a space where emotion meets invention.

I'm a singer-songwriter with influences from Paul Simon to Neil Young and more.

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