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Reepham Festival Videos

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Had a lovely time performing two acoustic sets at Reepham Festival. Such a lovely friendly festival. On Saturday I performed in the Church and was accompanied by Jonathan Threadwell on electric guitar. I wrote about my first time playing at this lovely festival and all my other recent music news in my latest column for All Things Norfolk.

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On Sunday I performed at the historic Whitwell station.

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Next gig is this special celebration of Breeze Redwine’s debut EP ‘Trust’ which has been earning airplay on BBC Introducing:

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‘Q to the 6 Train’ at Queens World Film Festival Today!

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If you’re in the Queens NY area today, check out the Queens World Film Festival. At 4pm there will be the Subway Film Series which includes ‘Q to the 6 Train’ (featuring my score and title song!).

Q to the 6 Train movie now on Youtube!

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My first film score is now online! Check out the US short film ‘Q to the 6 Train’ with original music and title song by me!
https://youtu.be/FZQJYNesem4

World Premiere of ‘Q to the 6 Train’ Film Featuring My Original Score Wednesday September 7th!

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As you know, I was chosen to write the music for a beautiful US short film ‘Q to the 6 Train’ and its world premiere has been announced for Wednesday September 7th in NYC. From the press release by film maker G Rodriguez:

It will play on September 7th at 6pm in a block with two other films.  All the films playing have a 9/11 theme, and I think will represent the voice of the generation that’s grown up these past 10 years.  Right now Q To the 6 Train is scheduled to be played first, though these things always change.  There will be a small reception beforehand.

The event is at The Anthology Film Archives, 32 Second Avenue (at 2nd St.) in Manhattan. NewFilmmakers charges a standard admission of $6 that lasts the whole evening, meaning you can watch one film or as many as 12 with just that

Recording the title song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzbCnSGWeLo

Film trailer if you haven’t seen it yet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR9523uNxNA