Releases 20.10.21

Produced and Engineered by Toby McLaren 

Mastered by Sebastian Brice of Indefra Studio 

Guitars, Vocals, Percussion - Mark Lewis Heavenor 
Backing Vocals - Lo Barnes 
Keys, Bass, Percussion, Backing Vocals - Toby McLaren 
Drums - Chris Ellul

Young Boy

Produced and Engineered by Toby McLaren 

Mastered by Sebastian Brice of Indefra Studio 

Guitars, Vocals, Percussion - Mark Lewis Heavenor 
Keys, Percussion, Backing Vocals, Drums - Toby McLaren 



Lyrics

Broke down on Fifty-Five 
By the burning grounds in an empty night
Jesus alive in the TV light 
They settled right down 
In this town 
On the edge of an empty bed
They'll hold their heads 
And sing 

Sing it loud, sing as if to cry
Out at the dark, out at the sky 
Sing it though you don't know why 
And I'm just flesh and bone
I'm older, I want to hold her 
Till my time is up 
And I've spent all my luck 
The last hours will pass like sips from a cup 

Flashlight in the photograph 
Made you look, made you laugh 
Hold it close, make it last 
We settled right down without a sound 
Save the best,
The last request,
The gilded moon, 
That never goes down

Fifty Five

Produced and Engineered by Toby McLaren

Mastered by Sebastian Brice of Indefra Studio

Guitars, Vocals, Percussion - Mark Lewis Heavenor 
Keys, Bass, Percussion, Backing Vocals - Toby McLaren

Carousel

Seven Oceans To Find

Mark Lewis Heavenor is a Scottish songwriter, composer, and guitarist, currently based between Scotland and southwest England.  His music is at heart deeply melodic and lyrical yet is held within the angular and fluid expressions of his guitar style: one that is based on his love of flamenco and his background in Americana folk. His music takes clear dynamic cues from the junkyard found-sound blooms of Tom Waits and the rich ensemble arrangements of Feist and Grizzly Bear records. It is also deeply spiritual in its themes and Heavenor is unabashed in expressing so. His lyrical imagery resembles that of Steinbeck and Gabriel García Márquez, each song detailing a series of kaleidoscopic glances at feeling and place, memory and hope.

Mark Lewis Heavenor

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