Welcome to the 4ourth4loor a place of ghosts and memories, sublime highs and deathly lows. The new 4ourth4loor preview track - Angel - an account of near death was an experience to sing. It takes you from turmoil and distraction to an uplifting epiphany. Have a listen, watch the film and enjoy your stay…. Come and join us … Continue reading New 4ourth4loor track – Angel
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Refugee – Sunday Morning Sketch, finished!
It was after the workshop Rich & I did for Refugee Week - when everyone wrote poems - that I found I had some words on the go too. So, the following Sunday morning I figured out a piano accompaniment. I recorded a sketch on my Walkman, and that was the title sorted: Refugee - … Continue reading Refugee – Sunday Morning Sketch, finished!
Welcome to the 4ourth4loor
I am delighted to have sung the vocals on a fabulous album, ‘Songs from the Fourth Floor’ by 4ourth4loor which will be released on Independence Day, July 4th. 4ourth4loor is the innovation of electronica artist Andrew Tomlinson. Having written and recorded the album with Dan Foster of Element Studio the final piece of the jigsaw … Continue reading Welcome to the 4ourth4loor
4ourth4loor….
I am delighted to have sung the vocals on a fabulous album, 'Songs from the Fourth Floor' by 4ourth4loor which will be released on Independence Day, July 4th. 4ourth4loor is the innovation of electronica artist Andrew Tomlinson. Having written and recorded the album with Dan Foster of Element Studio the final piece of the jigsaw was … Continue reading 4ourth4loor….
Loudhailer Acoustic May 2014
Thanks to everyone who came to play and listen at last night's Loudhailer Acoustic. It was great to catch up with some regular guests and fantastic to welcome newer performers and great audience who brought a fab friendly vibe along. There were so many amazing and varied performances and stunning songwriting that it really did feel … Continue reading Loudhailer Acoustic May 2014
Fred Lamb
"Memories are my freedom, and hope my only liberty" Fred Lamb Dad. Grandad. Husband. Soldier. Prisoner of war number 221998 and a grower of what looked to a four year old in 1970 like a 100 miles of perfect roses. A good guy. A quiet man. Strong and always smiling. This is a story of … Continue reading Fred Lamb