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Thanks to everyone who turned out to the Vortex on Wednesday. It was amazing to play the album live again, and to have such a great crowd for both shows.
If you haven’t already heard the album, check it out at:
https://andrewwoolf.bandcamp.com/album/song-unsung
Watch the official video for the title track here:
https://youtu.be/d8edMEMwPeY
Following the release of ‘Song Unsung’ earlier in the year, we’re now doing a belated launch gig on Wednesday 6th October at the Vortex in Dalston. I’m excited to be getting back together with Joe, Dave, Rob and Simon to play this music live again.
There are two sittings on the same night, at 7pm and 9pm. Tickets are available here:
http://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/events/2021-10-06/
The video for ‘Song Unsung’ is the featured ‘Video of the Day’ on Jazzwise Magazine’s website today. Have a watch here:
Released today is this new video single for the title track of my album, ‘Song Unsung‘.
It was created by by film, animation and motion design artist Henry Edmonds, aka Odourless Aunt, who I commissioned earlier this year. I had some initial ideas for a video to go with this track, which Henry took on and developed into this amazing visual piece.
Big screen and headphones/speakers recommended for the full immersive experience! (Much better than watching on a phone…)
I’m delighted to officially announce my new album!
‘SONG UNSUNG’ will be released on 25th June 2021 on Oti-O Records.
It’s my first release exclusively under my own name. It’s taken a while, but is a personal milestone that I’m really happy to have reached, and I’m excited to be putting it out there.
I’ve just launched a crowdfunding campaign, to help cover the album’s costs and spread the word.
To find out more, and pre-order the album, head to:
https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/andrew-woolf-song-unsung
I’ve just completed the recording of my first album as band leader, featuring my own compositions spanning back over two decades. We spent two days at Fish Factory studio, with the fantastic sound engineer Ben Lamdin, and have recorded seven tracks which will form an album. Now to get stuck into post-production!
Moments from a lovely evening. We played a set of my tunes in an intimate living room concert. Simon hosted, and as well as playing, cooked up a Moroccan stew for everyone there! This was our last performance of the music before heading into the studio next week to record this material.
A little outing at Biddle Bros for my original music. I don’t play this music all that often – however in March I’ll be recording it as an album, which has been something I’ve wanted to do for a while now. Great to get it up and running again at last night’s gig.
ANDREW WOOLF 