JV Andres- guitalele, vocals
Veejay Andres- vocals, melodica
Daniel Wilson- engineer, snare, bass drum
Philip Cartwright- lyrics
Forty-five sparrows hum you a tune
This fowl form of choir
will sing through next June
And head up north…
Oh my gosh, stunning traditional folk sounds! What angelic harmonies. The mix is awesome, and the threads of accordian and glock here and there add so much magic. Wonderful!
This song was written during the winter of 2006 in the Chicago area. I had fallen hopelessly in love. There was a train to catch and a flight halfway around the world involved.
Veejay Andres - melodica, vocals
JV Andres - guitar, vocals…
A cover of a hymn arranged by Listen!Listen! and written by John M. Neale.
JV- vocals, guitar
Veejay- vocals, bells, shaker
Josh- mandolin
Matty- trumpet
Safe home, safe home in port!
Rent cordage, shattered deck,
Torn sails, provisions…
A cover of a hymn arranged by Listen!Listen! and written by John M. Neale.
JV- vocals, guitar
Veejay- vocals, bells, shaker
Josh- mandolin
Matty- trumpet
Safe home, safe home in port!
Rent cordage, shattered deck,
Torn sails, provisions…
This song was written during the winter of 2006 in the Chicago area. I had fallen hopelessly in love. There was a train to catch and a flight halfway around the world involved.
Veejay Andres - melodica, vocals
JV Andres - guitar, vocals…
I wrote this song for my church's 2011 Good Friday service. It was great to be part of a creative outpouring representing many different age groups and media.
Vocals and guitar: JV Andres
Holy one
You are the way
Precious son
Of light and clay…
I wrote this song for my church's 2011 Good Friday service. It was great to be part of a creative outpouring representing many different age groups and media.
Vocals and guitar: JV Andres
Holy one
You are the way
Precious son
Of light and clay…
Veejay Andres - piano, guitar, drums, vocals
JV Andres - vocals
Justin Alcasid - bass guitar
As he's sitting in his chair
The cigarette smoke is lingering in the air
And the sun touches his shoe
He looks out through the glass
The sound…
In memory of Gabe Scheller and Stephen Hampton.
JV Andres - vocals, guitar, shaker, piano
Veejay Andres - vocals, piano
You told me once, you were all alone
That you had no one to put your burdens on
You put a silver bullet into its shaft…
JV Andres - vocals, guitar, clock
Veejay Andres - vocals, piano
Spirit be the sieve
That filters out my thoughts
Uphold me and remind me of
How much this life has cost
Each flight, I feel like I'm taking a hard right
From you
In…
This song was originally written for a training video of the Children's Museum of Houston, but is dedicated to anyone working in the field of customer service.
JV Andres - guitar, vocals, shaker, pattycake
Veejay Andres - piano, vocals, snare…
I had been choosing songs to perform during communion in my church's Sunday services. One Saturday night I was having trouble finding a song that had the themes that I wanted to address, so I wrote one.
JV Andres - guitar, vocals
Veejay Andres…
JV Andres - vocals, guitar, clock
Veejay Andres - vocals, piano
Spirit be the sieve
That filters out my thoughts
Uphold me and remind me of
How much this life has cost
Each flight, I feel like I'm taking a hard right
From you
In…
JV Andres - vocals, guitar, clock
Veejay Andres - vocals, piano
Spirit be the sieve
That filters out my thoughts
Uphold me and remind me of
How much this life has cost
Each flight, I feel like I'm taking a hard right
From you
In…
J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals
Veejay Andres - piano, vocals
Played as the final song and recessional during a church Advent service. A Sufjan arrangement using traditional lyrics by Reginald Heber.
Veejay Andres - piano, guitar, drums, vocals
JV Andres - vocals
Justin Alcasid - bass guitar
As he's sitting in his chair
The cigarette smoke is lingering in the air
And the sun touches his shoe
He looks out through the glass
The sound…
I keep my mouth shut cos I don’t wanna be
I don’t wanna be obscene
I keep my eyes shut cos I don’t wanna see
I don’t wanna see what you won’t see in me
Sheared, shucked, soaking in the mud
None you could shake from me
Tucked up, pulled tight…
this time, won't even settle for slant rhyme
if it means choosing each tired phrase over one no one else'd say
who listens to the words anyway?
just so that i'm sure you'll hum along every time,
it ends with five to one every time.
this…
I'm learning to 'listen' to the 'flow' of life all around me and not get so caught up in little things that don't really matter.
Learning to enjoy! Life is good...
The river runs
and i look into it
i see myself
in a million faces there…
Finger style folk guitar with vocals... things are not always what they seem
YOU WON’T FIND HIM AMONG
THE PROUD MEN WHO INSIST THAT THEY ARE STRONG
YOU’LL FIND HIM WITH THE MAN
WHO CRIES OUT GOD FORGIVE ME, I AM WRONG
YOU MAY NOT FIND HIM IN…
Comments on JV & Veejay's stuff
What a fabulous voice... Excellent arrangement and super-tight playing.
Oh my gosh, stunning traditional folk sounds! What angelic harmonies. The mix is awesome, and the threads of accordian and glock here and there add so much magic. Wonderful!
One of the most beautiful songs I've heard, so pure
It sounds so awesome you guys! -daniel
Go matty on that trumpet! -Daniel
Great job on this!
Nice song...especially like the interludes
Uh, that was Steve!
Your voice sounds especially great on this one. I would've loved to see you play it.
Carli's favorite. :)
Sigh... Thank you for this one, JV.
I think this one's my favorite.
This is wonderful. -slag
This is awesome! I had no idea you had so much written and online. -slagg
I love this song:-) Great Job guys!!! -Sheena M.
Beautiful!
Wow, thanks for letting me listen!! Cindy Carroll
Ahh. You saved the best for last on your album. Excellent, all.
Very nice. I'm loving all the Christmas songs on AT today... well done VJ & JV.
This one grooves so hard
Comments made by JV & Veejay
Beautiful! Great interplay of textures.
This is so listenable. I'm really enjoying it!
The gentle touch you have on this track is swoon-worthy.
gorgeous.
The guitar work on this is quite the jam. Well done.