Here’s a new song from the next record. It’s called “All That Was Left”.

This is the recently mastered version of a song by my new band The Bridges Of Madison County.

An old song, from my second record.

Here is my remix of “Vergessen” by Hands Up Who Wants To Die, which they asked me to do a while back but I’ve only just finished. Here’s the link to the original tune if you care to compare:

http://handsupwhowantstodie.bandcamp.com/track/vergessen

This is a song I recorded a while back and forgot about until now. It’s called “d.e.a.g.”… All the sounds were created on my Juno 60.

Here is the new Letter From Belgium record. 6 tracks, 31 minutes.

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Thank you to Jen Connell for providing vocals, Aoife Barry for providing the cover art and Sinead Corcoran for allowing me use of her banjo.

These songs were recorded at home between August 2010 and July 2011.

Please reblog/repost wherever you’d like. Hope you enjoy.

Here’s the final track from the new EP which will be available as a free download on Monday. It’s called “Woodsy”.

The new EP is finished and good to go! It’ll be up for download on Monday 18th July and will have 6 tracks. YES

Here’s the artwork for the new Letter From Belgium EP which should be online very soon. The photograph was taken by my good friend Aoife Barry. Aoife presents a show on 2XM called Sweet Oblivion and also has a great blog here:

http://sweetoblivionloves.com/

THE MADISON COUNTY PLAYERS.

HANGOVER CURE.

Here’s an older song from my first EP that I remixed and remastered today. It’s called “You’re Safe Now”. Soundcloud has a tendency to mess with the sound of recordings so you can download the track here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?wlhkh5p94rm8ej6

This is a song that will be on the next Letter From Belgium record, which I’m hoping to have out before the end of the summer. It’s called “By Now, I Can Barely Remember The Sound Of Your Voice”.

Here’s the second Letter From Belgium record, this time a full length. It was released in June 2010.

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Here is the first song from my second record, LFB002. The sample is of a Dick Cavett opening monologue from the seventies.