Remember the summer when everyone stayed at home?
Remember the time I wrote a song about my own imagined death? Here’s “Black Car” from last week’s livestream.
Today I released the whole gig as a live album, available as a limited digital release for the next 10 days only on Bandcamp.
I also released a second live album called “Encore”, recorded the next day “just in case”… Brains are strange – the first gig was good!
Both albums are available on a pay what you want/can basis so, while your contributions are greatly appreciated, feel free to pick up a present from me xo
Keep your loved ones close
Even on calm waters waves will rise
As my heart explodes
Loving echoes dancing in my eyes
Keep your loved ones close
Keep your loved ones close
Keep your loved ones close
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