Hello my dears,
So Hurry Honeypie, my first new release in almost two years, is out. I've had some lovely feedback so far, and I still don't hate the song which is something I often struggle with after releasing…
Read more "This track is definitely another reason to remain a fan of Say Anise, or a reason for newcomers to become fans themselves."
UpToHear
"an enchanting and dreamy piece of folk music"
Caesar LivenLoud
The Sea is a song about the European refugee crisis, written from two different points of view. The verses are written from the perspective of a
UpToHear
"an enchanting and dreamy piece of folk music"
Caesar LivenLoud
The Sea is a song about the European refugee crisis, written from two different points of view. The verses are written from the perspective of a
"This track is definitely another reason to remain a fan of Say Anise, or a reason for newcomers to become fans themselves."
UpToHear
"an enchanting and dreamy piece of folk music"
Caesar LivenLoud
The Sea is a song about the European refugee crisis, written from two different points of view. The verses are written from the perspective of a mother and child who have lost their home, and the chorus is from the point of view of the western observer, portraying their conflicting feelings of guilt, powerlessness and apathy. Cheery, I know.
I did a little digging because I couldn't remember when I actually wrote it, and I think it was late 2016 or very early 2017. So it's been around a long time! I have tried to record it a couple of times before, but it never quite felt right, until I found my magical producer Joey Walker who seemed to know exactly what to do with it.
UpToHear
"an enchanting and dreamy piece of folk music"
Caesar LivenLoud
The Sea is a song about the European refugee crisis, written from two different points of view. The verses are written from the perspective of a mother and child who have lost their home, and the chorus is from the point of view of the western observer, portraying their conflicting feelings of guilt, powerlessness and apathy. Cheery, I know.
I did a little digging because I couldn't remember when I actually wrote it, and I think it was late 2016 or very early 2017. So it's been around a long time! I have tried to record it a couple of times before, but it never quite felt right, until I found my magical producer Joey Walker who seemed to know exactly what to do with it.
