The Album Is Out! Thanks And Musings on Independence
People, people, people – I am overwhelmed. The support I am getting for my debut album, “Disarm”, both in link sharing/Tweeting/Facebooking and orders (physical and digital) is amazing. I am so appreciative and over the moon to hear people are loving the tunes. This has been a...
Disarm: Debut Album Preview and Physical Package Pre-Orders!
I’m very proud and excited to present my debut album, “Disarm”. Produced by myself and Myles Clarke at Studio B, Hackney between December 2009 and January 2010, all thirteen tracks can be previewed below via my Bandcamp page and right here too:
Scared To Capsize by She Makes War
Digital versions...
SMW to win £20K? Why You Should Vote Now…
It’s a crucial week for She Makes War. I have a very real shot at a very big prize, a sum of money that would pay for the album recording, videos, European tour, CD manufacturing, artwork printing and the next EP recording, loosely planned for October.
I need your help!
To...
“Scared To Capsize”: The Video Shoot
Another week, another video shoot
The last couple of weeks have been a blur of freelance odd-jobs, from photographing builder’s renovations to a mental hospital to taking portraits at a beautiful birthday party to filming male dancers rehearsing to facilitating workshops on geeky web tools to teaching guitar to...
Not In My Name: A Protest Song – Free Download
What a week – it feels like the right time for this forthcoming album track to be out in the world. “NIMN” was produced by Myles Clarke and myself last December at Studio B, and features Djevara frontman Bass on spine tingling vocals.
Please download it for free here and...
vote, dammit – vote! :::
What excuses are there not to take a trip to your local polling station today? I mean, what good excuses? One of my favourite bloggers, Penny Red, puts it very well:
“…if you don’t get out there and tick whatever box you need to tick, right now if...
bit of a rant / aim’s women in music night / pj harvey / juliana hatfield :::
Firstly: insurance companies – grrrrrr! 17 working days after my claim was accepted and I am still the one calling them. Every day. As soon as this claim is sorted out I will be waving Music Guard byebye and heading to Hiscox, highly recommended by a director...