Every Path Starts Somewhere, by Half Deaf Clatch

Every Path Starts Somewhere

by Half Deaf Clatch

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knightd68 This is simply fucking superb. The demo versions are easily as good to listen to as the ones that later appeared. This is a lovely little extra to the album proper.

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I recorded these demos in August 2019, they were going to be for an EP called 'Blackened Blues', but eventually evolved into the 'Every Path Leads Here' album. These demos are raw, stripped back songs, recorded live with two microphones. They were just meant to be a guide as to how the songs should sound, I didn't really intend for anyone to hear them.
But as we find ourselves still firmly in the grip of this Pandemic and live music is still a no go for most of us, I've decided to release them into the world, just to raise a bit of cash to help me get through January.
All donations greatly received, but please feel free to enter zero and download for free, a lot of us are in the same boat after all, not everyone has money to throw around at the moment. ... more

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	1.	Intro [Demo] 01:07
	2.	A Change In The Season [Demo] 04:21
	3.	Too Poor To Die [Demo] 03:37
	4.	Soul Searching [Near Death Mix] 05:31
	5.	A Web Across The Heavens [Demo] 03:20
	6.	Black And Blue [Demo] 04:44

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All tracks recorded August 2019 except Soul Searching, which is a special remix of the album version done for Richard Wall's promo for his novel 'Near Death'.

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released January 4, 2021

All tracks written by HDC

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Speak Up Recordings UK

Independent label for the recording projects of Andrew McLatchie (aka Half Deaf Clatch). Slightly strange musicianer. Eleven Time British Blues Award Finalist 2013 - 2016
Six Time UK Blues Award Finalist 2018 - 2022

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