Poster by the excellent Evelyn Ida Morris.

"I'll Die One Day" now up on streaming services

"I'll Die One Day", the second song to be released from the next album, is now available on all the usual streaming services - Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, etc.
Links to all here via songlink.

I'll Die One Day

Nearly two years after the release of the first song from my next album, here is the second. For a whole host of reasons it has taken a long time and the album is still not quite finished. It is being produced by the patient James Cecil at the excellent Super Melody World studios, and mastered by David Walker at Stepford Audio.

Thank you so much to Happy Mag for premiering the song and its video, which you can read, listen to and watch here.

"I'll Die One Day" will be available on streaming services from Monday, November 19th.

The song’s title comes from a line I would jokingly say to myself as I repeatedly made (and, uh, make) a lot of the same mistakes in day-to-day life. Sometimes those things can appear a little funnier on the recount but the jokes gradually wear thin, and the mundane and the pedestrian can break things down over time as much as landmark events.

All of the Marches
That we thought that we
Won’t be forced to search to find
What was written for me
But lost in time

They got me now
A year now

On an apocalypse night
In an apocalypse town
Where I want to be –
I’ll go down
With the best of you all

They got me now
A year now

All so the club can have its lights on,
The cranes remain.
Something to be done,
Something to be up for,
Something to watch.

They got me now
A year now
They got me now
A year now

I’ll go, be…
Be.