Internet Friends, by Witch of the East
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Witch of the East presents Internet Friends
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Apaixonado, J-Fills feat Johana Dias.
This is a bossa nova song and is produced by J-Fills with lyrics written by Iohana Dias. It has taken elements from classical bossa nova and it has been fused with a modern style bossa nova sound.
Before The Lockdown (Original Ukulele Song)
The song is about a number of things I was missing during this period, from gigs, to going to the cinema to going on dates. Coronavirus had swooped in and stolen our regular lives away and it was taking a real toll on me at the time. Thankfully we got to meet up and write this covid 19 inspired song. I hope that you find something here you can relate to!
Giulio Taccon -
if you want to download this song and maybe support me you can click here: https://ciulio.bandcamp.com/ (there's also a bonus intro there) Follow me on... Twitter: @giuliotaccon Instagram: @sonogiulio (I love taking photos...)
Mr Trump: Arnold Gutbucket
"Describing Arnold Gutbucket purely as comedy gives no clues as to the fabulous eccentricity of the man. Really original comedians have always been thin on the ground and the likes of Mr Gutbucket are light entertainment treasures. He’s a fine raconteur, sings delightfully silly songs and knows how to work an audience to maximum effect. Great fun."Derek Smith The Stage and Television Today.
Before The Lockdown (Original Ukulele Song)
The song is about a number of things I was missing during this period, from gigs, to going to the cinema to going on dates. Coronavirus had swooped in and stolen our regular lives away and it was taking a real toll on me at the time. Thankfully we got to meet up and write this covid 19 inspired song. I hope that you find something here you can relate to!
Mr Trump: Arnold Gutbucket
"Describing Arnold Gutbucket purely as comedy gives no clues as to the fabulous eccentricity of the man. Really original comedians have always been thin on the ground and the likes of Mr Gutbucket are light entertainment treasures. He’s a fine raconteur, sings delightfully silly songs and knows how to work an audience to maximum effect. Great fun."Derek Smith The Stage and Television Today.