Showing posts with label Ebonie G. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ebonie G. Show all posts

Thursday, 22 November 2012

Here we are!

 

A great and productive session ended with three of our artists dropping by and we couldn't miss the photo op!



L-R: Aimée Mutambo, Chris Taylor, Tommy Eye, Sanjay Rajo, Ebonie G

 

Thursday, 15 November 2012

Friday, 14 September 2012

What's going on?

Well it's time for a little update.

First up, did anyone miss that we did this...

Everyone still on board?!

OK, and more recently, since mid-August we've been working hard on new singles for Byron Gold and Enrico Delves, as well as recording new tunes for Aimée and Ebonie G. Tommy's album has been moving forward as well - we've been finishing up mixes as well as recording some of the remaining collabs, which are well exciting.

Phew! Essentially everyone we work with has been through the doors in the last month and this has certainly been one of the most busy and productive times yet for us.

Here's me looking stressed and frantically busy.

And Looking ahead, we've got worship projects coming up with Alun Leppitt and NauJavan in Oct/Nov and more new writing to get done as well.

Sweet times!

Chris

 

Wednesday, 5 September 2012

I need a Dr / All of the lights

Hey all,

This actually went up a while back but thought I'd post it here too in case you missed it. We started out producing this ages ago but one thing and another it kinda kept not getting finished. So glad Ebonie stepped in and nailed the vocals for it. Clint's done a grand job on the vid too.

Prize for anyone who can spot the third track we worked into the instrumental!!


Enjoy!

Chris

 

Monday, 2 April 2012

Rush available to buy now!

Yes folks!

Very excited to announce that Tommy' first single "Rush" is now available to buy from iTunes! Please go there, download it and help Tom get into the charts this Sunday!!

Here's the man himself...




In other news, we've been doing some writing with Ebonie G. Holla! Here's a little vid we put together on that...




Good times!

Chris

Wednesday, 4 January 2012

Happy new year everyone!

Happy new year and all that to you, avid Hi-Sonorous reader(s). Hope you had a good one. So, what does the new year look like for you? Same old, same old, or major changes in store? Or is it the middle one...inevitable change, but the who, what and when - total mysteries?
 
2012 is shaping up to be a make or break year for Sanj and I. We've got a bunch of really amazing things happening in the next few months - the release of Tommy Eye's single and later on, the album, plus some really cool collabs with Byron, Ebonie, Aimée and others tbc! It all adds up to some really cool music that really could go places.... or it could not.
 
And that's the pinch. After four years casting our net wide and making things work by having loads of different fingers in loads of different pies, now we're kinda simplifying things - whittling it all down to a handful of projects that we really believe in and want to see go places.It's a different attitude for us, to be sure. Perhaps in many ways, it's a much more classic approach - write loads, work hard, and just keep doing what you do, until you get a break.
 
It's certainly scary ground for control freaks like us to leave so much to chance (or fate, God, luck, whatever term you're most comfortable with).But the nice thing is that I think we both feel much freer as a result. Freer to write what we want, and freer to make choices for artistic reasons rather than financial ones. And there's a weird confidence you get from letting go of the reigns a little bit.
 
So, who knows what this will all look like in another year's time? Not the same, that's for certain. But beyond that, we'll just have to wait and see!
 
Chris

Monday, 4 April 2011

Busy Times!

April is pretty stacked with things going on! First up, our horribly depressing (yet amazing) album 'Frozen Dust' is progressing nicely. We welcomed some beautiful singers to Purple Squares over the past couple of weeks to sing on several of the tunes. Nishma, Capucine and Andy did marvellous jobs and thoroughly ramped up the general greatness of the record. I love that making music brings people together, and these sessions again reminded me of this - we had lots of laughs, as the appalling and thankfully as-yet unseen video footage testifies!

Looking ahead, I'm very excited about Brokenfor coming to record with us. Also, at long last we're getting back to work on Tommy Eye's new album, which I cannot say enough good things about. I'm positively bursting with good things to say about it. 'Unfinished' is the only negative word I can honestly associate with it at this point.

Other recent shinnanigans include mastering a mixtape for The Growth, writing and producing with Ebonie G, and secret talks with important people about future projects I can't possibly say anything about at this point.

Chris