Sometimes a song just hits the right spot with people. "Hold On" is a simple little love song that we released a couple of months back, and it's had an unusually good run on SoundCloud. It's like "the little engine that could". It just keeps on keeping on. By now, without any help from anywhere, … Continue reading The love song that also can – “We Needed Us”
"Hold On" is our latest release. It is a Heart Song, expressing deeply-felt love with a sweet melody, subtle harmonies, and sweeping rhythms. It is about the pain of not being able to say the name of the person you love, having to keep your love a secret and, for whatever reason, not declaring it. … Continue reading A heart song that will stay with you – “Hold On”
The year so far has been crazy busy. We've been producing new music and now is the time to start releasing the tracks on our latest album, one by one. Each song is special, so each one deserves its moment of glory before it becomes an item on the playlist of the album. The album … Continue reading Just out – new track “Hello Moon”
"Just Breathe" is the result of a collaboration between myself and the artist Telay Os (one of the artist names of Luke Garfield, a.k.a. Doxkyn). He wrote a perfectly delicious instrumental featuring his signature blend of synths and an 80s feel, and I instantly got some lyrics in my head when I heard it. The … Continue reading The Sound of Synths – Just Breathe
So, ladies and gentlemen; this is the state of A.I. for the purposes of visualizing music: Now, you can generate video of a computer-generated figure "lipsynching" to your song. And believe you me, it looks as real as damnit, as my Papa used to say. The particular platform that I am subscribed to is Runway … Continue reading If you can’t be filmed, a meta-human will stand in for you!
No. 4 on Time Shift - Africa-style Trip-Hop "The Veld" is a song that expresses my nostalgia for the veld (or veldt) of South Africa - the wide open, wild landscapes of the interior of the country. There are many types of veld: the bushveld, the highveld, the lowveld, and so on, and my favourite, … Continue reading My version of ‘The Rain in Africa’
