It's been a tough few years for most. A visit to one of my favourite places seemed the perfect setting for what I hope you find to be a soothing song. It has no one particular person in mind but a collection of feelings that have been built over recent years and reinforced of late with sad events. Ella did an amazing job behind and in front of camera. I will cherish that day.
I Loved this opportunity to animate, and work again with John Laudon..
Written back in the days when I lived in a cow shed. Seems to fit the general weirdness of life today.
Look at the trees . They're swaying . They feel the touch of the breeze . They overheard . My whispered words . Can you hear what I'm saying?
Hold on to your dream . Don’t give it away . Pin to the brightest star . For darker days
Possibly the first kids’ song I wrote, evolving from Saturday morning English club with Wayne, a guitar and a few hand puppets. Also my directorial / motion(al) / editorial debut..
A quick song made with Apple loops and a generous amount of cheese.
A chance visit to Chengdu China with magnificent support from a local videographer produced an energetic visual to my original song
“Can you make a lyric video by tomorrow?”
We are greater than our sum of parts
Together we’re a work of art
Paint and canvas lay forever
Woven at the heart
Water colours of endless summers . More than love songs could say . Rhyme and reason . For how I’m feeling today
Shot and cut by my good friend Karamjit Gill I got lots of support from friends to market my phonics program at a youth rugby festival..
