Anastace

As a songwriter first, it takes a lot for me to want to cover someone else's song [mainly because of all the PAPERWORK!] but this one just had to be done. I grew up listening to so much great music…

Here I am, joining the tradition of thousands upon thousands of people covering this song, but it's just so beautiful and why not! I was playing late one night with this deep rich Rhodes sound and just had to try…

I was inspired to create this piece by that feeling you get at the end of the summer when yet another year has just flown by, and how the years add up. I imprinted the End of August [August 31]…

As a summer child who lived for the carefree sunny days on the water, the end of August has always been one of the most melancholy times of year for me and I suspect I'm not alone.... Here's a few…

Happy to share this Coldplay cover I've been working on for a while! I have too many favourite Coldplay songs to count but this is one of them, done in a mellow, relaxing style with moody piano and soaring, Celtic-style…

Well it's halfway through the summer, can you believe it!? For those of us in northern hemispheres the days are already getting shorter and darker sooner, so here's a song to help... or not!

I'm also pleased to share this…

I found this treasure of a hymnbook so old that you can see the imprint of the text from the opposite side, and can run your fingers over the words and feel them, raised on the page from being printed…

After over a year [or more, I can't even remember] of finessing and fidgeting with this song, FINALLY I can share this "remix" I did, although it's kind of a reverse remix as the original was super upbeat and this…

I stole this melody directly from two chickadees singing a duet in the neighbourhood.... see if you can hear both musical motifs!

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A haunting, midnight song reminiscent of Secret Garden and Loreena McKennit, inspired by ancient hymnbooks and the medieval Vespers / Compline services, which were eventually combined into the practice of the Evensong services, traditionally set at the end of the…