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I am delighted to have been invited to join the Irish and International Songwriters Guild as a writer. A little bit about the guild in their own words:
‘…The Irish (and International) Songwriters Guild (also nicknamed The Songbank) believes that these writers deserve higher profile on the international stage and we hope to achieve this by showcasing the very best of Irish and international songwriting talent…’
My brand new single Merry Go Round is now available to download. The lead off track from my brand new studio album ‘The Never Ending Pageant’ (album due out 21st July) has been released as a world wide digital release through Aberdeen based record label Fat Hippy Records.
Here is the link for the US iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/merry-go-round-single/id888725091
Here is the link for the UK iTunes:
Just a wee (or BIG actually) shout out to my friends over in Nashville, TN at Stone Owl Music. They (Ryan Poole) have been involved in my recent live EP ‘Doon Tae The Wid’ and also involved in capturing sound at various gigs and festivals over the last couple years for the Doricana tour DVD we are working on. I hope to have Ryan involved in the new album in some capactiy also! (talks are on). Recording starts April 2013 in San Diego, CA.
Through MondoTunes, ‘Doon Tae The Wid’ is available at approx 750 online stores, here is the main one.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/doon-tae-the-wid-ep/id577009253
My good friend and San Diego film maker Craig Rian is now sifting through all the footage for the upcoming Doricana Tour DVD. Some of my trailers and music video’s can be found on his website:
I am proud to be sponsored by Timberline guitars (San Diego company). I’ve been playing my T75Ac Timberline guitar now for over 2 Years and I really do love it. It’s great for strumming and finger picking. It is a very comfortable guitar to play. It’s my main guitar!!!
http://www.timberlineguitars.com/Pages/artists.htm
My string of choice! 🙂
‘…Keeping a beady eye on the bright young folk music scene of the British Isles…’