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Paul Littlewood – Photograph EP

Paul Littlewood has a signature arrangement style, a way of doing songs. No fancy tricks, no production wizardry, just subtly changing low-key textures and a voice. Born and raised in South Yorkshire in the North of England he has spent most of his 30 years writing and performing, developing a sound which is uniquely inspired by his changing surroundings. A huge fan of lo-fi, all of his compositions are recorded on a beloved Zoom MRS-1266, 8 track recorder, giving listeners freedom to find in them what they wish.

Cover Photo by Gillian Kalisky

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All songs mixed by Graham Shrimpton.

‘Poignant and ethereal blues music.’
Paul Robson-Now Then

‘This haunting spectral music will seep into your soul and steal it.’
Electric Ghost Journal

‘This is not music that forces its meanings on the listener, but if you give it some attention, and some time, you may well find these transparently beautiful sounds become an integral part of your landscape.’ Oliver Ardetti

Lo-Fi Recording Equipment list
Zoom MRS-1266 8 track recorder, ADK Condenser Mic, SM57 Dynamic Mic, D112 Dynamic Mic, Epiphone EJ 200 Acoustic gtr, Yamaha SG 200 Electric gtr, Fender strat, Hohner electric piano , Yamaha APX 5NA Acoustic gtr, Korg Monotron Synth, Electro Harmonix Gtr Synth Pedal.

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Release Date: Sept 18th 2012
Artist: Paul Littlewood
Release: Photograph EP
Genre: Lo-Fi/Indie/Folk
CAT No: TSD412
Label: Three Sixty Records
Format: Digital, Analog Reel to Reel
Distributor: IODA – Digital
Territory: Global Release

Track-listing: All FCC OK.
1 Meadow 3:45 USBTX1200050
2 Photograph 2:49 USBTX1200052
3 Wave 3:42 USBTX1200054
4 No Tomorrow 3:19 USBTX1200055
5 Early Morning Bird 3:16 USBTX1200049
6 Wave (CV) 3:35 USBTX1200053

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Paul Littlewood

Paul Littlewood has a signature arrangement style, a way of doing songs. No fancy tricks, no production wizardry, just subtly changing low-key textures and a voice. Born and raised in South Yorkshire in the North of England he has spent most of his 30 years writing and performing, developing a sound which is uniquely inspired by his changing surroundings. A huge fan of lo-fi, all of his compositions are recorded on a beloved Zoom MRS-1266, 8 track recorder, giving listeners freedom to find in them what they wish.

Check out the interview by Johnno with Paul in Pick and Ding on Fresh on the Net. [here]


Paul Littlewood performs the song Photograph from the new EP out Sept 18th from Three Sixty on Vimeo.

Paul LIttlewood performs the song Meadow from Three Sixty on Vimeo.

‘Poignant and ethereal blues music.’
Paul Robson-Now Then

This haunting spectral music will seep into your soul and steal it.
Electric Ghost Journal

‘This is not music that forces its meanings on the listener, but if you give it some attention, and some time, you may well find these transparently beautiful sounds become an integral part of your landscape.’ Oliver Ardetti
Lo-Fi Recording Equipment list
Zoom MRS-1266 8 track recorder, ADK Condenser Mic, SM57 Dynamic Mic, D112 Dynamic Mic, Epiphone EJ 200 Acoustic gtr, Yamaha SG 200 Electric gtr, Fender strat, Hohner electric piano , Yamaha APX 5NA Acoustic gtr, Korg Monotron Synth, Electro Harmonix Gtr Synth Pedal.

Paul Littewood website

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Out September 18th 2012

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Jonny Alford

Jonny Alford

Genres: Folk / Indie / Folktronica

Artist Bio

Armed with an acoustic guitar, a mandolin and a pot of gravy granules for percussion, Jonny Alford has produced an album of timeless uplifting songwriting. With tinges of folk and country but without the indulges of either, Jonny’s songs have a simplistic beauty which speaks for themselves. His music is the perfect soundtrack to this summer with its sun soaked harmonies and lifting melodies. Jonny’s music has already been used on tv by the BBC/PBS series Monarchy: The Royal Family at work. Which is in the top 10 DVD sales in the UK at the moment, in the documentary Freedom Fuels by Mofilms and  by Apple for its Telluride Film festival podcast about the film festival.

A message from Jonny
“I started recording early. There’s a tape of me playing ‘Peggy Sue’ aged 3 years old. I studied composition at Coventry and then at Birmingham. Coventry being the inspiration for the song ‘Wainbody Ave’ – it was the road that led to the college and it had the freakiest trees all the way up it. The ones that have had the branches cut thick and straight so they look awkward and stunted yet strangely imposing. The ones I’ve drawn are a bit friendlier looking than the real ones. At Birmingham I played a lot of Gamelan music, which is good for the soul and gentle on a hangover. For most of my time as a student I kind of forgot about writing songs and mainly wrote contemporary classical music, finished my degree then immediatley returned to writing simple guitar music, oh well…Somewhere along the line I also played with the Birmingham band Delta for about a year. I appear briefly on the album ‘Hard Light’. Since then I’ve been doing a few gigs around London, Reading and Bucks, often with Chris, Dave and Steve(the band) backing me. ENJOY.”

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