Writing this song was a very cathartic experience. This gamut of emotions took place in just one week - last week. Unfortunately, I couldn't sing the first word without it sounding ridiculous, and so I decided to get back to my Northern roots…

After lots of chirpy, upbeat stuff coming from me and Jip, here's some misery - oh yes, and some rapping - oh! and a little bit of swearing! Well, there wasn't much else I could do with it. Enjoy, as much as you can, and I'll get back to…

I decided to challenge myself by requesting some beats from a beat producer, Ant 'Brave Toaster' Hughes. One of the beats was named Popcorn Chicken. I added a few bits and pieces with my virtual keyboard (including a little Blondie tribute…

Music: Jip Verse lyrics: Mark Goldsack Chorus lyrics: Lady Jane Lead recorder: Lady Jane Vocals: Lady Jane A wonderful collaboration that came about by Jip and Mark sending me music/lyrics totally independently and me having a eureka…

I thought I'd uploaded this ages ago! Less chaotic 'Chaos' after I found a melody I was happy with, and the delay button :) Enjoy! xox P.S. I knew I'd seen it on here somewhere - it was uploaded by Jip under Third Quarter of the Moon :)

This is a little ditty I did for a local songwriting group I'm in. The prompt was "No instruments" and a previous prompt was "One chord only", so I combined the two. The haikus were written for a creativity group I'm in, so I used them for…

Straight cover, from a backing track, just because I had the urge and I don't think the neighbours would appreciate me thrashing the guitar so late! The backing track pretty much sums up where my head was at when I recorded it :)

Just me and my acoustic. I've just learned how to record both at the same time. I didn't know this song the day before this recording. It was done in one take, with dodgy guitar playing, wrong lyrics and sore throat :)

SofC song - Streams of consciousness to you, my friends. G:)

A 'Poem Me' story-song based upon Angela van Son's story with incidental music by Graeme Sandford (informal grae)