This is sort of a chill track centered around electric organ. It has guitar, electric organ, vibes, piano, and drums (brushes, not sticks). Still Acid 7.0, tracks over tracks (might get new software soon :D).

Stand

An ode to art. 

Lyrics (https://youtu.be/3SNI2J9L8bo?si=su7TmfwUD0VtPXKg)

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A new point of view  
Brush strokes of snow
Or a painting of you
We can fall through every floor
Pablo Picasso to
Winifred Nicholson 

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Colours form stains
Atrium holds off the rain
Fall for you again 
We can fall through every scene 
Caulfield’s lit window 
Will speak to me 

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People will pose 
Sculptures of dreams
Waking up to you
We can fall through these walls 
Caulfield’s lit window 
Will speak to me 


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Heat and Hot Water

Sebastian Orre - Tokyo moon (Windmill cover)

Restaurant Blast

Single release from the album "Permanently Midnight". Hear the whole album at https://thegentlemanlosers.bandcamp.com

Permanently Midnight

Rising Tide

Submissive

Passion Pit's razzle-dazzle 2010 remix of "Heat & Hot Water".

Heat & Hot Water (Passion Pit Remix)

BUY 'The Mews' at:
http://paperplain.bandcamp.com/track/the-mews

released 03 March 2013 
Written and Performed by Helen Page 
Guitar, Keyboard and Vocals by Helen Page 
Production and Piano by Matthew Thomas Dillon 

© 2013 Helen Page/ Paperplain

The Mews

Big Boom (The Gentleman Losers Remix) - Windmill

http://www.matthewthomasdillon.com

www.Instagram.com/windmillmtd 

Windmill is Matthew Thomas Dillon.  Windmill has released three albums "Puddle City Racing Lights" (2007), "Epcot Starfields" (2009), "Above Duffle Farm" (2013) and has shared billings/ toured with St. Vincent, The National, Chris Garneau, Vampire Weekend, Patrick Watson.  Windmill has had songs used by Apple, ESPN, CNN, BBC, MTV, Verizon and many more.  

Here's what's been said:

"An impressive album of displacement anxiety with sonics to match." ★★★★ - The Independent 

"Timeless and graceful. Strings and percussion, ominous echoes and soft, sweet choirs add richness to tales of asthmatics and fashion houses, plastic pre-flight seats and boarding lounges that you can't help returning to." ★★★★- The Guardian 

"Subtly beautiful and hugely addictive." ★★★★- The Sunday Telegraph 

"Magnificent and unexpected." - Under The Radar 

"One of my favourite new discoveries." - USA Today 

"An undiscovered treasure" - ★★★★. - The Sun 

"Orchestral pop of the distinctly lovely variety. Single of the week. Top songs of 2009. Possibly the most underrated songwriter in the UK." - Drowned in Sound 

"Kind of bonkers in a David Bowie sort of way. Kind of really chirpy in a Polyphonic Spree kind of way. Windmills rule! Single of the week." - FHM 

"Starfields will likely cement Windmill as a rising UK Songsmith. Artist of the day." - Paste Magazine 

"Epcot Starfields, like the album that preceded it, is a showcase of the wonderful talent of Matthew Thomas Dillon...phenomenally beautiful" - Line of Best Fit 

“An exquisite and imaginative London talent, Windmill combines star-gazing and shoe-gazing without a hint of mediocre middle ground.” - BBC

Dilating Installation

Windmill

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