Lockdown Blues, Andy Barr McKay
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An original blues based song and music video written in response to the UK Covid 19 lockdown restrictions. Isolated in the world of his home studio, Andy Barr McKay sings a heartfelt song with pathos and humour.
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World on Lockdown - Original Song
This brilliant piece has aptly captured the ins and outs of the Covid19 story to date. Commendably, there are numerous artistes who have ably used their musical expertise to relate the Covid19 story in a manner that is not only informative, but is also very entertaining. Flasha has shown this flare in World on Lockdown. Interestingly, he makes reference to a spiritual element that suggests someone greater than human beings, is still in control.
Kelly Welly - The Day of the Rabblement
Original folk/acoustic song called Kelly Welly by The Day of the Rabblement. This song was recorded live at the Wine Vaults, Southsea and is available on their debut album 'Night Time Rallies' .This song includes instruments like guitars (of all kinds), a tambourine and a violin to give it a traditional folk inspired style, as well as Khaleda's beautiful vocals. The band doesn't make their music in this particular style anymore as they have developed and evolved to fit the more recent times.
World on Lockdown - Original Song
This brilliant piece has aptly captured the ins and outs of the Covid19 story to date. Commendably, there are numerous artistes who have ably used their musical expertise to relate the Covid19 story in a manner that is not only informative, but is also very entertaining. Flasha has shown this flare in World on Lockdown. Interestingly, he makes reference to a spiritual element that suggests someone greater than human beings, is still in control.
Kelly Welly - The Day of the Rabblement
Original folk/acoustic song called Kelly Welly by The Day of the Rabblement. This song was recorded live at the Wine Vaults, Southsea and is available on their debut album 'Night Time Rallies' .This song includes instruments like guitars (of all kinds), a tambourine and a violin to give it a traditional folk inspired style, as well as Khaleda's beautiful vocals. The band doesn't make their music in this particular style anymore as they have developed and evolved to fit the more recent times.