Recorded at Pointbee Multimedia.

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Weaving the Sun

Here is an audio teaser of "Port of Call," The Larkhouse Project's second track. Watch out for the full official track on our EP, set to be released this October. 

Port of Call (teaser)

||CURRENT LINEUP:

Johanna Fernandez - Vocals, Keyboards
Paolo Owyong - Guitars
Argee Guerrero - Guitars
Drew Soriano - Drums
Gere Guerrero - Bass

||HISTORY:

The Larkhouse Project is a collaborative exertion initiated by Argee Guerrero, Paolo Owyong and Johanna Fernandez in 2010. The three would spend idle time at Fernandez' studio unit that she called "Larkhouse," a name which they later on adopted as part of the band's formal designation. Arranging the first song and recording its demo actually preceded the idea of forming a stable group. In the process, the three were pleased with the rough product and realized their cohesion in terms of sound preference and potential. So much so that even with the lack of members, they decided to jump straight to recording the first track at Pointbee Multimedia, with Owyong and Guerrero each handling dual tasks in the meantime (Owyong on guitars and drums, Guerrero on guitars and bass). 

In the summer of 2011, they found Drew Soriano who was then the drummer of Kuwago. Kuwago is the brother band of Tonight We Sleep, Guerrero and Owyong's older band that started in 2007. Upon listening to the arrangement, Soriano was thrilled and promptly agreed to Guerrero's invitation.  

To finally set off the operation, the band sought out the expertise of Argee's brother, Gere Guerrero, who is also the bassist of hardcore band Sikatuna and of shoegaze band Lampara.

The Larkhouse Project is currently recording their EP which is set to be released in October.



||CONCEPT:

The band's name is tightly bound to the image of birds, alive but tired, flying into some abode, and afterwards taking off, now more vibrant and animated than ever. The band has sought positivity, down from the very first composition. They describe their songs to be floating and ambient, but also on the beam, awake, conscious and never dreary. They introduce a new genus of tranquil--one that is hushed but not voiceless.

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