A friend is trying to make his way in the music business, acoustic singer songwriter style. A bit rough around the edges and sounds slicker in the studio but worth a listen. Any other exciting young prospects about?
He needs to chill out on the gurning. 🙂
Name change required too! 🙂
Good though.
He sounds quite accomplished, hope he does well in a hugely competitive area. I might suggest that he gets out of the habit of looking at the camera/viewer so much. It's a bit of a blank look, not very engaging. It may even work against him in that it creates an awkward relationship with the viewer/listener.
Technically: the camera operator needs to invest in an external mic. It would improve the audio quality considerably. A good performance like that is easy to record nowadays.
I'll link this back to him, I guess he's already aware of the 'gurning' but playing it to a camera must be a whole new skill.
YGH, like the tinnitus awareness link on the FB page 🙂
Chris Buck check him out on Youtube
This guy is some guitarist , a pleasure to listen to
[url= https://soundcloud.com/charliehole/the-chapel-of-unrest-radio-mix ]This is what Charlie is like sans gurn and polished up a bit[/url] 😉
My mate's band are doing something a bit different
[url= http://silhouettesmusic.net ]Silhouttes[/url]
Yeah, we don't take it too seriously
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Rock n roll baby
One of the better bands playing out of Bristol lately: [url= https://soundcloud.com/franklin-mint-1 ]Franklin Mint[/url].
Gig at the Exchange, Sat 29/3, if the idea of Tool fronted by Bill Bailey sounds your sort of thing.
Edit: I just noticed that the OP is asking for exciting young prospects. It should be noted that this lot are more in the exciting immature lunatics category.
Also from Bristol
[url= http://www.evalazarus.com/ ]http://www.evalazarus.com/[/url]
Eva Lazarus. Hip hop/dubstep/drum and bass.
Used to do promotion and management of about 12 local bands here in Glasgow with a mate, about 10 years ago. He still does it - STG promotions, if your interested in having a look/ contact.