HeyJaredDavid Goosey
David Goosey is a folktronica, dream-pop, troubadour. Originally from the midlands but for the last 18 odd years has been writing and recording and performing in Cornwall.
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a ship from a different place (opens the original)
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A song taken from my film 'The Ilkley Moor Alien the goblin in the fog' about the interesting case of a man who possibly has photographed an alien and the story that evolves from there.. fascinating if true! https://youtu.be/x5jIvLwIFS4?si=ebBSrLamBwypKvuN The song is based on a gentle piano riff that is quite ambient in feel with a few chord twists that builds into a rhythmic synth led track with some verby vocals.. It was only going to be a simple piano led instrumental but ended up a full son
one will fade one will grow (opens the original)
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Written as the closing song for *The Children Who Came Through the Earth*, this piece reflects on the two Green Children of Woolpit not as a mystery to be solved, but as siblings divided by survival. Set in 3/4 time, with a slow swaying rhythm, open Drop D tuning Capo on the 3rd fret and suspended, dreamlike chords, the song moves between two worlds: the strange green twilight of St Martin’s Land and the bright blue sky of medieval England. At its heart is the child who lived and the child who f
The Opening Of The Deck (opens the original)
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**The Opening of the Deck** began as the ending of another song, but the final section kept unfolding until it demanded a life of its own. Built around four chords in a minor key, coloured by jazzy add9s, intermittent funk bass, reverberant synths and an effected, bouncing drum beat, the track moves like a tarot spread opening beneath dim light. The repeated vocal lines gradually interweave, overlap and rise into cascades of harmony part question, part invocation, part desire for escape. What wa
Say Goodbye In The Fog Of Time (opens the original)
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The ending song for my film 'The Wollaton Gnomes' the lyrics of this song deal with the idea of one strange and undefinable memory of childhood or experience which changes your life forever. That strange experience is the formative fog of the years. https://youtu.be/hEBXdCEZZXE?si=eQ4yVXpHERst-7Iy Say goodbye to the world you left behind Say hello to a world you cannot know Wave goodbye to your childhood and your toys Wave hello to all the joys to come CH We live beyond the boundry are lives los
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