Guitars, bass, vocals by Adrian
Beat by Andrea
Engineered and mixed by Andrea Cajelli at La Sauna, Varese, Italy
Mastered by John Davis at Metropolis, London.
Music and lyrics (c) Adrian 2017

No One Knows.

A cheery, uplifting tune, which extols the virtues of going over and over stuff again and again in your head. And how that ALWAYS helps make everything better. Lots better... Or maybe, just maybe, its throwing a subtle hint; that it is in fact better if you try talking to a friend. I'm not sure if he actually said it, but according to Mr Internet, Buddha reckoned three things can't be hidden for long; the sun, the moon, and the truth.
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No One Knows

I think this sounds somewhat summery. You might disagree.
It's about a girl, and a lot about spending too much time without others around.
Written mostly in a lovely studio by a lake here in Italy, whilst we were waiting for pizza.

Music and words by Adrian. Drums by Andrea.
Recorded at La Sauna. (c) 2017
Engineered and mixed by Andrea Cajelli.
Mastered by John Davis at Metropolis.

Thanks for listening.

Someone Worth Waiting For

A kind-of acoustic musical project led by a stronz-, un uomo dall'Irlanda. One year ago, thanks to a friend's help, he was lucky to stumble into a recording studio by a lake here in northern Italy, run by the absolutely fantastic Andrea. Surprisingly, he wasn't asked to leave, and so they began recording music. Some of the results you can hear here.

Credits
Music recorded and mixed by Andrea Cajelli 2016/2017 at La Sauna, Varese. Assisted by Fabrizio Peccerillo. Additional mixing by Mr Henry at La Sauna 2017. Mastered by John Davis at Metropolis. Drums/beats by Andrea, except one track by Mr Henry. All other instruments and vocals by Adrian (except for the whistling on one track, and no, the lady's voice on another track was not impersonated by Adrian, it was done by Lisa. You can't actually hear that here yet, but I thought I'd fill you in as these details could be important. Now am rambling!). Thanks to Eoin O'Sullivan for wandering around Times Square and trying not to look suspicious while recording the street sounds you hear on wheel has turned.

I'll write a more proper thanks to Andrea in another place. But just to hint at how grateful and lucky I feel to have met him, I'd like to say thanks, for all the fun we had, for all the hard work we did, and for giving me a chance and really making the wheel turn. You let me loose in your studio and let me try things as they popped into my head. I'll always be grateful.

Another huge thanks to the equally amazing Mr Henry who helped pull the final strings together, to Stefania Martuccelli for putting me in contact with Andrea and thus setting the whole thing off. Thanks to the lovely Cajelli family, and finally to all my family and friends for putting up with me (oh, and grazie to Dave Ayers for the advice and help sorting out one of our grooves). Full, spotificational etc release to follow. If you're a DJ and really want to play this, and want a link to the wav files, send me a mail here with the subject 'Dude. Duuuuuude, I need more music' - I'll talk to my people and see what we can sort out.
Take it easy!

More to follow.
Varese (or thereabouts),
June 2017.

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