One of our Kirklees Most Wanted supported acts The Midges who have just released their new album ‘On One’ through Red Deer Club Recordings are set to perform at Sonar Session (The Watershed) on April 27th The duo returns as a full ensemble, joined by cello and keys for a special performance.
I actually always find it hard to talk about the stories of my songs as quite often they are inspired by feelings or past times in my life that I find difficult or unable to share openly about and ‘Drunken Tree’ is a key example of that.
The turning point came when I heard progressive rock music for the first time. Somehow, it evoked the same exotic feeling and atmosphere as Persian traditional music.
Huddersfield’s The Dead Poet, Spencer Lee Wilson, crafts poignant singer-songwriter music, exploring the depths of human experience through acoustic melodies and evocative lyrics.
Wilson’s voice, a blend of raw emotion and vulnerability, draws listeners into his world. His songwriting, rich in storytelling, delves into themes of love, loss, hope, and nostalgia, capturing the delicate balance between joy and sorrow. His “rough around the edges” acoustic guitar playing complements his vocals, adding an authentic and unfiltered layer to his music.
“The Letter” serves as a poignant reminder to seize opportunities and avoid regret. The song reflects on missed chances, with lyrics like “Did you ever realise to swim out in the ocean, was an option as you daydreamed in the shallows,” highlighting the tendency to let life drift by passively. It’s a self-reflective piece, encouraging listeners to embrace the present and avoid the “what ifs” of the future.
On the banks of the River Colne in Slaithwaite, near Huddersfield, sits The Watershed, a vibrant creative mill and riverside studio. Today, we speak with Noah Burton, the driving force behind this space.
I Love This Question, I’d Absolutely Love To Work With Everyone Definitely! I Love Collaboration And I Have Been Very Lucky To Have Written With Amazing Songwriters…