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Bandcamp Subscription #4 now available
‘March Wood’ is the latest release for subscribers to my Bandcamp and is now available as a digital download and very limited handmade CDr edition here.
As with all of the Bandcamp subscription releases, I’ve made a simple physical edition with a hand stamped CDr and a hand typed sleeve. I send these out each month to everyone subscribed at the 15€ tier, and as of the time of writing there are 11 releases available immediately to everyone who signs up to the 10€ digital or 15€ digital + physical options.
Images of the physical edition and two videos from the release are below.
More music is coming next month as well as a new collection this Friday. Please check back for that.
Thanks all,
Stephen
March Wood
‘March Wood’ is the next subscription release through my Bandcamp page and will be sent out to everyone at the start of next month. Six songs recorded one afternoon in a forest near the village of Baach, Germany. Bird song, a little wind in the trees, field recording. Track list goes like this:
When I Was Away
Barbara Allen
From The Willows By The Weir
Fold Culinary
Suit Of Stones
Miller
A video for ‘When I Was Away’ which I filmed in between songs is here:
I’ve been playing the traditional song ‘Barbara Allen’ a lot for some years now and it felt like the right spot to play something like that. You can listen to that from this Friday here:
As always - the 10€ monthly option gets you all these exclusive releases as full quality downloads, plus 6 from my back catalogue and the €15 option gets you all that plus a physical copy which I’ll make and post out to you wherever you are. Simple? Simple. Hmm.
This is the fourth release since I started with the subscription plan so if you were to sign up this month you’d instantly get 10 releases (kind of 11) with this one joining them in a few weeks. It’s been a lot of fun to make things especially for those signed up and I hope that more people go for it too.
