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New month, new project. As I figure out what to do next I've decided to add a playlist to Bandcamp of recent home recordings and works in progress, to be updated as I record more new things. (Link in biog.) I recorded a new song at the weekend. Actually I recorded three: two multi-layered things that will require more work but also a very simple, one-take recording of The Day The Calanais Stones Disappeared, now on my Bandcamp page (link in bio) after making its live debut at @grinneabhat_ a couple of weeks ago. If you've ever wondered what LCD Soundsystem and the Blue Nile would sound like if they were from the Outer Hebrides (who hasn't?) I recommend two songs that both came out today on all the streaming places - That's Love by @scott_c_park, which would fill the floor at Optimo but has a line about crofting (a contrast that I treasure) and First Footing by @seanharrison852, the gorgeous opening track on his Edge of the Storm album which is launched at @anlanntair tomorrow. Scott's new song made me want to dance at 7am (and I say this as someone who usually doesn't even want to dance at 11pm). Sean's song is currently helping to heal wounds I didn't even know I had. A wee snippet of me and @ralphtonge performing A Billion Stones at @grinneabhat_ on Friday, the evening sky a perfect backdrop for the lyrics. Thank you to @susanstorno for asking me to do the gig (and also for capturing it on film). Wee reminder to islanders that I'm playing a gig at @grinneabhat_ this Friday, with support from Michael Winder plus some assistance on a couple of songs from @ralphtonge. A Billion Stones has now been played over 8000 times on Spotify. Thank you, whoever you are. I've marked the occasion by sprucing up my profile with @ralphtonge's photo of me and my scythe on the cliff above Aird. Happy to announce that Ralph will also join me at my @grinneabhat_ gig this Friday for a couple of songs including this one. Look at this beautiful lochside Hebridean venue at sunset. Very happy to be performing at @grinneabhat_ this Friday, 15 May. Please come along. I'll be on stage around 8pm after a supporting set from Michael Winder. My artist website has a shiny new look thanks to @ralphtonge's photography. Spring sunsets. No wonder everyone paints here.
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