can we talk about the weather?

 
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weather talking

‘‘Talk About The Weather’ is the first single to be taken from a forthcoming album of the same name…

“The phrase ‘talk about the weather’ has become symbolic for us in terms of doing this album together.

We are two very different people from different generations- but we’ve found common ground in talking and writing these songs.

Each song only exists because both of us were able to find interest in the concept and contribute.

The writing process has worked well because we both have given it our all. It is a very even and joyful collaboration.”

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Serious Child

Serious Child is indie folk musician Alan Young, who lives in the oak woods of West Sussex.

His education was in mathematics, and then a PhD in computational physics, followed by a career in IT, but his obsession was always with music. He wrote his first proper song when he was 50 years old and shortly after set about recording his debut album ‘Empty Nest’.

At the launch gig for the album he decided there and then that his time in IT was over. The album received great critical acclaim and his second album ‘Time In The Trees’ followed soon after. On its release, the UK went into its first lockdown and in the absence of touring possibilities he took to live streaming and contacted Andy Ruddy, with whom he had written a song with just a year before…

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Andy Ruddy

Andy Ruddy is a 31-year-old singer songwriter from Bradford.

He studied Law at the University of Manchester but spent much of the course with his 8-track recorder developing the musical and songwriting skills that he had harboured since a young age.

In 2015 he released his debut album ‘Everything Is In Order’ with the help of ex-Shed Seven musician Fraser Smith. It was a surprise hit, peaking at No.6 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart.

The following year he was nominated for ‘Best Unsigned Male’ at the Best of British Unsigned Music Awards and by 2018 had released his second album ‘Vital Signs’ which charted at No.12.