Results for "Edition Records"

Tim Garland: Songs To The North Sky

By Tim Garland

Label: Edition Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: CD 1, Lighthouse: Uplift!; Little Sunshine: A Brother’s Gift; Yes to This; The Perth Flight; Farewell to Ed; Lammas Days; She’s Out of My Life. CD 2, Songs to the North Sky: The Road into Night; Dawnbreakers; Interlude 1; Tyne Song; Storm Over Kielder; Interlude 2; Little Bay Blue; Shapes Over Northumberland; Interlude 3; Lullaby of the Road; Sage and Time; Interlude 4; A Journeyman’s Horizon; Freedom to Wander; Sage and Time (Remix).

Life To Everything

By Phronesis

Label: Edition Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Urban Control; Phraternal; Behind Bars; Song For Lost Nomads; Wings 2 The Mind; Nine Lives; Deep Space Dance; Herne Hill; Dr Black.

Under The Moon

By Corrie Dick

Label: Edition Records
Released: 2014

Under the Moon by Blue-Eyed Hawk

Label: Edition Records
Released: 2014

Slowly Rolling Camera

By Slowly Rolling Camera

Label: Edition Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Protagonist; Dream A Life; Rain That Falls; Bridge; Slowly Rolling Camera; Outside; Fragile Ground; Two Roads; River Runs Free; Rolling Clouds; Color.

Blue-Eyed Hawk: Under the Moon

by Roger Farbey
September 27, 2014

"Oyster Trails" opens this fascinating potpourri of new talent with Lauren Kinsella's ethereal vocals at times eerily channelling the late Sandy Denny. The darker “Somewhere" is an acid-tripped version of the Arlen and Harburg classic “Over the Rainbow" and is frenetic and astoundingly effective with Laura Jurd's scintillating trumpet to the fore. A dawn chorus appropriately ...

Blue-Eyed Hawk: Under The Moon

by Ian Patterson
September 17, 2014

London-based quartet Blue-Eyed Hawk's debut recording has benefited from three years of gigging and the slow stewing of ideas. Collectively, singer Lauren Kinsella, trumpeter Laura Jurd, guitarist Alex Roth and drummer Corrie Dick sounds like the finished article, which whets the appetite for future chapters. With writing duties spread evenly, the quartet soars over wide stylistic ...

Andrew McCormack: First Light

by Ian Patterson
September 13, 2014

English pianist Andrew McCormack came to wider attention in the UK with his debut Telescope (Dune, 2006) and his subsequent Rising Star BBC Jazz Award. McCormack was already an established figure on the London jazz scene through his association with Tomorrow's Warriors and J-Life though a decade on he's probably still best known as a sideman ...

Blue-Eyed Hawk: Under The Moon

by Bruce Lindsay
September 12, 2014

Blue-Eyed Hawk is an exciting new band from the UK, debuting its original songs on Under The Moon. The album title is taken from the poem by W B Yeats: the band's name also comes from that poem. Such choices suggest a literate quartet, a suggestion supported by the intelligent, thoughtful, lyrics and music to be ...

Tim Garland: Songs To The North Sky

by Ian Patterson
June 2, 2014

So much of multi-reedist Tim Garland's recorded output takes nature as its inspiration. The eternal symphony of the sea, the theatre of sky, light and air and the vistas that have accompanied Garland's twenty plus years on the road are ever-present in his works; Songs to the North Sky is no exception. The first of two ...