Real nice catchy upbeat melody and great vocals. Solid production and great track. A real nice treat to listen.

Was playing around with some chords and was stuck for inspiration on a theme. My 9 year old wandered into the "studio" (spare room) so I said give me a title for a song. He told me he had only come in to say he was "missing pieces" of lego. So I said Missing Pieces will be the title and it grew from there 😃
I asked my good buddy Johnny from No Killie Fish to lay some of his awesome guitar lines for the lead guitar and I think it has really added some flavor to the track and the solo is killer!! He is an exceptional player and an even better person, check out his page at https://soundcloud.com/johnnymc2

Missing Pieces (with Johnny McFarlane)

Not Yet Tired Of Life but We'

Stop Thinking They'll Love It

Polar Bear for Christmas

'Hurt Me' is the new single from The Frisbys which will be released 16th December via Dantobaccus Records.

The song is about starting up a new relationship after a significant heartbreak and the battle of deciding whether you are ready to pursue something new when you are still recovering from past hurts. It’s also  protecting other people and recognising that if you’re not ready to move on, you might end up causing someone else pain. Basically... it’s a no win. It sucks to break up with someone and it sucks to be broken up with.

Hurt Me

The Frisbys - Hurt Me

Sorren Maclean is pleased to announce his forthcoming EP, Way Back Home, released 9th March 2015 via Middle Of Nowhere Recordings.

Sorren’s delicate indie folk sound perfectly captures the desolate beauty of his homeland on the Isle Of Mull. There’s a warmth to his voice and guitar playing that gives the listener a feeling of closeness. This is none more
apparent on EP track ‘If Not For You’, where one feels that Sorren could almost be in the room with you. While the title track Way Back Home portrays the longing desperation of life on the road, and the bittersweet homecoming that follows upon the journey back to a more sedate normality. There is a definitive and accomplished quality to Sorren’s sound that allows his voice and guitar to share the spotlight simultaneously.

Growing up on the Isle of Mull, Sorren began playing in bands from age 11. He recorded his debut album, Island, with Colin MacIntyre of Mull Historical Society, which led on to Idlewild singer Roddy Woomble inviting Sorren to co-write his second solo album, The Impossible Song and Other Songs, and they’ve been working together ever since.

As well as playing and touring with Roddy and Mull Historical Society, Sorren also plays in a duo with virtuoso guitarist Finlay Wells. He also produced the EP Echoes by singer Laurie Cameron, which was used in Channel 4’s Hollyoaks and his songs have appeared in E4's Beaver Falls.  Sorren regularly works and records with composer Donald Shaw of Capercaillie, creating music for the soundtracks to BBC Two’s acclaimed Hebrides series and the award winning childrens tv show Katie Morag, as well as many BBC documentaries including McQueen of Scots.

Sorren’s undoubted talent has seen him transcend his own musical projects, having performed on over 20 albums, including upcoming releases from Nashville singer Eliza Lynn and one of Scotlands finest exports, King Creosote whom he is supporting currently on tour.

With new album Winter Stay Autumn due before the summer and a support tour with Idlewild in March, 2015 looks set to be one of his busiest years yet.

Sorren Maclean - Rows & Rows Of Boxes (Acoustic)

Big Iron- Marty Robbins

[ Lyrics Below] This track hints at Spanish Flamenco with additions by guitarist Paco Seco, Gitta’s passionately emotive vocal delivery and hand-clap rhythms that bring images of Spain’s rich culture to mind. Recorded for parts in the UK, in the beautiful ancient town of Ronda, Spain and in the Netherlands. It speaks of a challenging search for forgiveness in an environment that is unforgiving. When religion can't save us we have to find redemption elsewhere, digging deep within the layers of our own psyche.

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The Clearing

No hope for the sinner longing for truce, no room for forgiveness, for starting anew
No rest for the wicked, repentance is cruel, it tosses and turns, aches and it yearns 
 No points for the failing that can’t tell the truth, banned and forgotten, wretched and rotten 

Go to the clearing, no sin there to swim in
No longer no further, oh clearing come nearer 
The reason for treason to be one that purges 
Forgives all our urges so human

Be free be one with all you’ve done no wrong no wrong my son 
Be free be one with all you’ve done no wrong no wrong my son

Oh go to the clearing, no sin left to swim in
No longer no further, oh clearing come nearer 
The reason for treason to be one that purges 
Forgives all our urges so human, only human
Only human 

Where there’s hope for the sinner longing for truce, there’s room for forgiveness, for starting anew. Find rest with the wicked, redemption ain’t cruel, it cradles and holds as kindness unfolds. 

Be free be one with all you’ve done no wrong no wrong my son.
Be free be one with all you’ve done no wrong no wrong my son.

To Our Children

The Clearing

One Way Trip to Mars - out now! I hope it boosts your mood and makes you smile. If it does, please share it with someone else who might enjoy it too! 

Find it on all platforms via this link: https://ffm.to/onewaytriptomars

One Way Trip To Mars

"Euphoric new offering from London 4-piece" - InTune Music

Leaving

no song without you

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Brand New  single ' Hurt Me' out on 16th December 2022!

Fronted by twin sisters Helen and Nicola Frisby, The Frisbys are an alternative folk-rock band from South London. With the band drawing comparisons to the likes of Fleetwood Mac. Joseph and First Aid Kit, The Frisbys have gained a reputation for their striking song writing and stirring harmonies.

The past few years have seen The Frisbys support artists including Husky, Mark Chadwick (The Levellers), Messenger and Eamonn Coyne and Kris Drever (LAU) in beautiful and established venues such as Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club, The Borderline, Alexandra Palace, The Natural History Museum and St Pancras Old Church.

With the band already receiving support from the likes of Amazing Radio, BBC Radio, Team Rock Radio, Chris Country, Folk Radio and Daytrotter , the band already boast an impressive collection of fans. This has been further built on with Vinyl District’s recently naming them as Artist of the Week and features in Prog Magazine, Fatea Magazine Showcase Sessions, For Folk’s Sake, Female First and Gigwise.

The Frisbys are; Helen Frisby ( Vocals, Flute), Nicola Frisby (Vocals, Guitar), Samuel Keer ( Guitars, Backing Vocals), Sal Palekar (Violin), Will Cattermole (Bass, Backing Vocals) and Tom Finigan (Drums).

‘Glorious and sweetly soulful...there’s an effortless symbiotic chemistry at work in all that they do.’ - GIGWISE

‘.. .gorgeous folksy sensitivity of Fotheringay, the quirkiness of Fiona Apple and the storytelling of 70s singer-songwriters...) – PROG MAGAZINE

The Frisbys - Hurt Me

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