STEPHEN HARRISON - SINGER AND SONG WRITER
'Sharp songwriting skill, deft guitar playing, and smooth voice'.
May 2013. Stephen Harrison is a singer and songwriter living in Scotland. His latest album was released in 2012. Called 'Today Tomorrow', the album comprises ten songs written and recorded during 2011. See below for details of how to hear and buy it.
Up until relatively recently his music was based around the electric guitar but since around 2010 he has been writing and performing solo with acoustic guitars.
In his song writing he seeks strong haunting melodies. Lyrics concerning the personal and the universal are arrived at in harmony with the melody and delivered with clarity and yet they seem enigmatic in places too. The harmony and enigma is felt to be more important than a desire for a 'what's it about' meaning. Song structures and arrangements grow and develop in line with what feels right for each song, rather than following the usual verse/chorus/middle eight formula.
Re: 'Today Tomorrow'
Songs 'like postcards from an earlier, purer, more positive time' - 'There are some terrific songs on here, notably the title track and the genuinely haunting closer, Nobody There. - Alan Morrison - The Sunday Herald.
Stephen is currently working on new songs for the next album intended for release in 2013.
Please be aware that some internet retailers also stock albums by a different Stephen Harrison who is based in the USA. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the digital retailers systems, the identities of artists with the same name are merged. The albums available at the digital retailers by the Scotland based Stephen Harrison are 'We Face Extinction', 'The Colour Of Black Is Black', and the most recent one 'Today Tomorrow". Best to search by album title as well as artist name.
May 2013. Stephen Harrison is a singer and songwriter living in Scotland. His latest album was released in 2012. Called 'Today Tomorrow', the album comprises ten songs written and recorded during 2011. See below for details of how to hear and buy it.
Up until relatively recently his music was based around the electric guitar but since around 2010 he has been writing and performing solo with acoustic guitars.
In his song writing he seeks strong haunting melodies. Lyrics concerning the personal and the universal are arrived at in harmony with the melody and delivered with clarity and yet they seem enigmatic in places too. The harmony and enigma is felt to be more important than a desire for a 'what's it about' meaning. Song structures and arrangements grow and develop in line with what feels right for each song, rather than following the usual verse/chorus/middle eight formula.
Re: 'Today Tomorrow'
Songs 'like postcards from an earlier, purer, more positive time' - 'There are some terrific songs on here, notably the title track and the genuinely haunting closer, Nobody There. - Alan Morrison - The Sunday Herald.
Stephen is currently working on new songs for the next album intended for release in 2013.
Please be aware that some internet retailers also stock albums by a different Stephen Harrison who is based in the USA. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the digital retailers systems, the identities of artists with the same name are merged. The albums available at the digital retailers by the Scotland based Stephen Harrison are 'We Face Extinction', 'The Colour Of Black Is Black', and the most recent one 'Today Tomorrow". Best to search by album title as well as artist name.
STEPHEN HARRISON - TODAY TOMORROW - TEN TRACK ALBUM
You can listen to/share, or download a digital copy of the entire 'Today Tomorrow' album at Bandcamp. To do that click here
To buy a physical copy direct from Stephen Harrison by paypal write to stephenharrison2020@googlemail.com
The album is also available as a download at many of the other digital retailers, eg. Amazon, iTunes, etc
To buy a physical copy direct from Stephen Harrison by paypal write to stephenharrison2020@googlemail.com
The album is also available as a download at many of the other digital retailers, eg. Amazon, iTunes, etc