In tha key of A minor

THE AGE OF PLASTIC POP

Fatherhood

The opening track from my new album, 
I wrote this song when my very close and wonderful friend informed me he had been told by doctors there was nothing else they could do for him in his fight with cancer, I intended on playing it for him at some point but it never seemed the right time , but I'm sure he has been listening from other realms. 
I wanted it to sound as if it was an old ancient vinyl , as if somebody could discover it in years to come, with the thought of it explaining the tone of the album , if ya get me :P

Lost For Words

Fluctuations

I Believe In You

"Ultimatum" by My Black Dress (BCS & Michelle) 
Rough Cut Demo with my vocals only.  Michelle's vocals will be added soon (in French!)

Ultimatum (demo)

© 1995 Morphine

A collab featuring the ever amazing saxophone of Nigel Manning of The Windscale Blues Experiement, @windscaleblues

From Morphine's 1995 album Yes

Don't worry I'm not lookin' at you
Gorgeous and dressed in blue
Don't worry I'm not lookin' at you
Gorgeous and dressed in blue

I know it drives you crazy
When I pretend you don't exist
When I'd like to lean in close
And run my hands against your lips
Though we haven't even spoken
Still I sense there's a rapport

So whisper me your number
I'll call you up at home
Whisper me your number
I'll call you up at home
Don't worry I'm not lookin' at you

Don't worry I'm not lookin' at you
Gorgeous and dressed in blue
Don't worry I'm not lookin' at you

I know you see me see you
As you see me walk on past
When there's nothin' more I'd like to do
Then come in close and hear you laugh
Though we haven't even spoken
Still I sense there's a rapport

So whisper me your number
I'll call you up at home
Yeah, whisper me your number
I'll call you up at home
Whisper me your number
I'll call you up at home
Hmm, whisper me your number

Whisper - Windscale Blues Experiment | Gary Rees (Morphine cover, 1995)

A track about a dog with a very vigorous tongue.

Published on SC 24 November 2020

My love will put you in hospital

Jess (licky tongue)

twenty - twenty

Rock Experiments

A Sunny Day In November

"The Turtle Project" started out as exactly that, a project, a songwriting project that was born from years of being a musician in many bands, doing countless gigs, naturally gathering experience and inspiration until, one day, I stumbled upon the fact that I could actually put those experiences and many others into words. The composing aspect grew from that into what it is today ...
My way of life .

Lost For Words

the turtle project