Amba Tremain - God Bless The Child (Billy Holiday Cover)
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British soul singer-songwriter Amba Tremain's cover of 'God Bless The Child' - originally by Billy Holiday.Released 10 January 2021.

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Steve Dalachinsky classic funny improv moment

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The Little Things - Original Short Story

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April 25th
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April 25th

April 25th explores themes of mental health & vulnerability in men post relationship break-up,and how many men use music as a coping mechanism/form of escapism. The song focuses around being a young man, experiencing heartbreak and not feeling like you can talk to your boys because of fear of them telling you to ‘man up’.

Steve Dalachinsky classic funny improv moment
00:33
Steve Dalachinsky classic funny improv moment

shot 2016/05/08 at J&B Cafe Steve Dalachinsky - poetry Paul Feitzinger - drums Chris Bacas - soprano Ayumi Ishito - tenor Alex Lozupone - guitar/bass


Two Ways Home - Speed of Anything
03:04
Two Ways Home - Speed of Anything

Here is the Official Video for Speed of Anything. The first single from our forthcoming Album Break the Silence.Speed of Anything : Two Ways Home Written by Isabella Mariee, Lewis Fowler, Kaity RaeVideo filmed and produced by Declan Creffield


The Little Things - Original Short Story
04:12
The Little Things - Original Short Story

I created and wrote this many months ago, and am just now getting along to sharing.


April 25th
04:07
April 25th

April 25th explores themes of mental health & vulnerability in men post relationship break-up,and how many men use music as a coping mechanism/form of escapism. The song focuses around being a young man, experiencing heartbreak and not feeling like you can talk to your boys because of fear of them telling you to ‘man up’.