Check out Lunar Lull the new single from @moses_sound – New Album #Thevoids
March 19, 2012 § 33 Comments
Here’s the new single Lunar Lull from the album The Voids .  It’s been an upward journey… but I loved every moment.  You guys have seen it all grow from the start.  In fact if you scroll down to the my old posts you can see the journey progress…. Thank you guys for all your shares and heart warming comments… this one is for you.
For any reblog, post or review I’ll give away a free download…. for anything super cool that I can’t even think of but only YOU can… you get a private skype performance 😉
Peace out people
Moses love
15 track Debut Moses album “The Voids” to be released tomorrow at 6PM GMT
March 18, 2012 § 6 Comments
Artwork for The Voids
So it’s finally here. 6PM GMT tomorrow… hang tight till then x
Something for a rainy day…. or a sunny one
March 6, 2012 § 15 Comments
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Well, it was a rainy day… and this song felt fitting 🙂
Build up to #Moses album release
March 2, 2012 § 9 Comments
So, it’s nearly here guys. And I’m putting out for free for all you people, just to say thanks for supporting.
I have created a new facebook page for my music. If you want to stay in the Moses loop, and keep up to date with latest news, trivia and random musings… click the Image below and ‘like’ the facebook page 😀
Thanks for the support… More soon x
Memoria – chapter one @AaranLeaman
February 25, 2012 § 4 Comments
As many of you know. Aaron leaman has helped me massively with my music, directed my videos and been a great friend…. Check out his new visual poem and journey through x
A Picture for a Poem
February 20, 2012 § 18 Comments
Firstly, sorry no content has been posted recently… I’m working hard on the album and it’s getting closer and closer to completion with each week that goes by – not so long now.
Anyway, a week or so ago, a thick layer of snow covered the ground like icing on a cake. I took some pictures, this being one of them… and a short poem.
A cold winters walk
Charcoal edges of black leafless tree’s cut through misty voids.
The silence is thick with foreboding, but everything is still.
A clump of melting snow falls and explodes effortlessly in to the stone cobbled ground – it’s bits finding nice warm corners, among the stone engraved cement valleys, or the cobbled edges of what once was a curb – before the snow came.
Birds fly from tree’s, alarmed at this minor sound, amongst the mass of quiet.
The woodland is like a criss-crossed-maze of sticks standing upright falling orderly into the unknown whiteness of the mass of morning dew, laying stagnant here in this valley – it will stay in to the day.
Ghost of the Gully – Pieces EP
February 9, 2012 § 8 Comments
Ghost of the Gully in the Studio
Last year, before I started my solo material… I used to be in a band. I sung / spoke and played guitar… here’s our e.p. Free Download for everyone! 😀
To every Syrian man and woman…
February 6, 2012 § 5 Comments
My heart today goes out to all those suffering in Syria. A country of great people, who were hospitable to me, open and warm. It makes me very sad to see such a ruthless regime killing their own people. Yesterday they bombed a hospital, with all the doctors in it all the nurses, all the patients…
How long will Assad’s bloody reign continue…
Below I am copying an old post from my travels in Syria… the Syria that should be remembered, the Syria that I remember.
Aleppo
The Great Bazaar by night
Aleppo, (Halep) is an ancient city in the north of Sryia. Traders and merchants have travelled through this city for over a thousand years. And during Ramadan, as I wondered through the Great Bazaar. Men haggle over cuts of meat, women find new hijabs for their daugters, boys sell coffee and pistacio cake, donkey ridden by beduins carry exotic birds and cases of burgul wheat to sell – he see’s his frend selling saffron by the street.
“Asalem alakum keef halcum habiby!”
“Alhumdulilah, lesh, Ramadan!”
All comes to life at night here in this maze that is the Great Bazaar!
The Dead Cities
The Dead Cities of Aleppo
Ruins of the Byzantine Empire lay scattered on this heat scortched earth, like ghosts of the past, where Crusaders came, and Arabs, and now Tourists. The land is vast and flat here. The people who inhabited these lands must have been enduring people with dark skin and heavy wrinkles like the rocks they built their houses on.
The Persian Mosque
The Persian Mosque of Aleppo
Outside the ancient Old City of Aleppo, among the towering apartments that look as if they have risen out of the very desert itself there is a grand monument. A massive new mosque built in the enchanting Persian style of Iran. We exlpore it’s vast rooms and are able to walk on top of the roof, witnessing the obscure skyline of Aleppo.
Aleppo’s Skyline
The Skyline of Aleppo
Aleppo looks as if it has risen out of the desert iteslf. This dry land echoes with calls to prayer and the clatter of mule’s hooves on dusty cobbled floors.
The Souq
The Souq of Aleppo
The charming souq of Aleppo is situated next to the cities central citadel. Aromas of perfume from the Gulf enchant the nostrils, and rugs from Iran fill tiny shops with an array of warm colours. Shop keepers great me and invite me in for tea. They expect nothing in return except for a good shake of the hands and an honest smile.
The New Town
The Jigsaw building
The new town roads choke with traffic all moving at an easy un rushed pace. People barter and sell on just about every street corner, tiny shops are packed into every nooke and crany of the city, coffee stalls,news agents, ciggeratte vendors, and falfel stands. It’s a bombardment to the senses, you have to keeon your toes.
Barren Lands
Olive Trees
I leave Aleppo, bound for Hama. And I pass through barren lands where olive trees grown through tumbling ruins and the ground is red and dry. A few birds circle above, hoping to find some morsel of food. Dust blows around, small tornadoes form far off on the horizon, this land is alien to me, but great.
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