THE DAY THEY PAVED THE CARPARK AT POINT PANIC A SONG ABOUT PROGRESS Progress, oh we all appreciate progress ... most of the time, but sometimes what is purported to be progress is not always a great [...]
AS THE DRUMS PLAYED An ode to the Occupy Wall Street Movement The most significant, peaceful and warranted protest in recent history occurred in New York City in 2011, the Occupy Wall Street Movement. Commencing with a couple thousand [...]
LIFE'S A RODEO ... "bumps and bruises winners and losers" Clip from the Oliver Sean's Certified Indie Songs of the Week Podcast In the Music Business Arena these days an artist, songwriter, musician must always be on [...]
WHO WILL MARCH FOR SARGUN RAGI ... a sad but true story Audio of Who Will March For Sargun Ragi as recorded live during a radio interview. Recently a friend of mine in Canada (who is of [...]
As Americans enjoy this 4th of July Independence Day Holiday I wonder if over the 200+ years since gaining independence from the British Crown they haven't traded the single monarch for a gaggle of 500 to 600 "kings and [...]
HEADING IN TO THE STUDIO TO RECORD SOME NEW SONGS AND UPDATE SOME OLDER SONGS Some new song titles THE DAY THEY PAVED THE CARPARK AT POINT PANIC RIGHT OF DENIAL ZIG ZAG TIMES LUNCH AT THE HOTEL MOSKVA A [...]
NEW WORLD NEW LANGUAGE This is actually an "old song" recorded on my HUMANOLOGY 101 CD, recorded at Incubator Studios in Melbourne with Richard Allison on the Hammond Organ. I have been playing it lately mainly because it keeps [...]
SONG WRITING AND FINISHING MODE Settled in on the New South Wales Mid North Coast and time to get back to the main game ... songwriting. Although having some success with songs in the "music biz" is great it's [...]
It’s always a pleasure when a radio show, blogger, reviewer or other music based outlet picks up one of your songs out of the blue and plays it on the radio or a podcast. So it was great to have [...]
YOUTH - A song about the fumbling, bumbling, awkward days of youth. I miss performing, writing, rehearsing and the general atmosphere around the band I left in Melbourne FOLK IN THE ROAD. Here is a song we collaborated on [...]
