these are my vocals im on this sound cloud journey collaborating with artists around the world,i hope you enjoy these songs as they are original lyrics and vocals and my imagination not copied but the way i bring these stories ,australian english song writer and band member writing in many different styles of music,i live in rural australia a tiny town of 1,200 people called yackandandah.Its the best place on earth i have a small farm as well grow my own food and have a shop in my town,music has always been my passion so i hope you enjoy what i have shared with sound cloud,i have videos on youtube and FB.Im also looking for other creative artists,as my keyboard player and a few members have passed away.So would love to be a team in songwriting if any one is interested thankyou Gary Hayward..Beyond his musical pursuits, Gary leads a fulfilling life on his small farm, cultivating his own food and embracing self-sustainability. He also runs a shop in town, offering locals and tourists a taste of Yackandandah's warmth and charm.

But music is Gary's true passion. He pours his heart and soul into his compositions. Recently, Gary faced challenges within his band, losing members including his keyboard player. Now, with an open heart and a desire to collaborate, he seeks creative artists who share his passion for songwriting. His vision is to unite like-minded individuals to create beautiful music that touches people's hearts and souls.So far ive done a whole album with DAVID WURDEN,songs with Jigs Tripping,LADAT,and coming up Boilerman,takechee.jigs tripping and more with David Wurden exciting times

NO AI USED HERE...
I'D RATHER SOUND LIKE SHIT THAN USE AI!

Here you can listen to my homemade demo versions of the songs I made for the band. Hopefully one day we'll get music made in the studio.

Joni - Gtr & Vox
Juha - Bass
Jiri - Drums

Hailing from Melbourne, guitar/drums two-piece This Way North are Leisha Jungalwalla (Jungal) and Cat Leahy (Sal Kimber & the Rollin' Wheel, Miss Quincy, Lisa Miller). 

They first met in the north…Canada in fact; at the renowned British Columbian ArtsWells Festival. While hanging at the festival, they discovered that their permanent homes were both north…north-side Melbourne that is…half a world away but only 500m apart. Once they’d returned to Melbourne, they treated their post-tour blues by doing what all self-respecting musicians do playing music and what came out was good…really good. 

This Way North began as a means of finding a way back… to find direction again, and it damn well worked.

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