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Snowtone Records: As some of you may know I started this little record company to put out CD’s by singer songwriters that I recorded and produced out of Alaska, where I was living at the time. I did Will Johnson’s first CD, Paper and Fire, Jody Mills’ Acoustic Sessions CD, Mike Gorder’s Head Count Halo, and alot of other production work. It’s fun working with other artists I love and respect!
That said we did a show in July 2008 that was one of the best memories for me from the Anchorage singer songwriter scene which consisted of artists like Jared Woods, Mike Gorder, Evan Phillips, Jody Mills, Marty Jones, and many others! The show was all of us set up in a semi circle taking turns playing songs while the others played, and sang along! WHAT A MAGICAL NIGHT IT WAS!!
Well Snowtone Records is pleased to announce the impending release of the recordings of that night in a special Downloadable Album. It features over 25 tracks from Sean Mormelo, Mike Gorder, Marty Jones, Jody Mills, Jared Woods, Evan Phillips and Rebel Blues! It was truly a one of a kind night and it’s all there! It’s kinda raw, has some feedback, special guests, banter and a very magical vibe. The album will be available via Bandcamp in all Audiophile formats or in single tracks and we’ll be donating proceeds to Haitian Relief.
I’ll posts links when it’s ready! Thanks.
Hello Sean, Can you write me an email? I saw your performance on the boat to England.
I like your music very must. (Also the music on your website) I would ask you if you can perform on 26 October in the Netherlands (in Egmond aan Zee that’s near IJmuiden).
We are celebrating the 25 anniversary of our profession. (About 300 people)
I’m organising the evening, and if it’s possible I would like to have a few artist from Holland and you to perform that evening.
I don’t have o whole lot of cash to spent, but if you’re in the area and I can pay you enough, I would like you to sing for us. I’m sorry for my language it’s hard to write in English.
Very kind regards,
Henry Verwey