David's latest album 'End of the Strangers' is mix of rock'n'roll, garagerock, psychedelia and folk-rock and was recorded at home and entirely self-produced.
Debut album 'One Way Ticket' was produced with a local producer between 2004 and 2006 and features some of David's most catchy pop/rock songs such as "Satellites", "Outside The Window" and "Come and Go".
A quick follow-up single alongside my latest album release '2020', "All The Same" is not on any album currently. The track came together quickly in the last month and I felt it was the right time to put it out as a single. It also includes the original acoustic demo from back in 2003 when it was written.
"All The Same" is available for download from Bandcamp and soon Spotify and other streaming services.
I have opinions about many things but usually try to stay away from airing my views publically and let the Music do the talking. Not because I'm afraid to speak my mind and stand for Truth but because through experience I've seen its not always the most effective way to change things in this world and bring more Consciousness. Also, the world (and particularly the internet) is full of opinions and people making public every thought they have about everything. I'm often reluctant to add to the noise that is already out there.
Yesterday, however, I watched an interview with David Icke on the London Real YouTube channel. I watched Brian's introduction hours before the interview started, the interview itself and then the consequences of that interview. Given what's come to light, I cannot ignore this and feel I must do my bit to make people more aware of what is going on.
As I just recently released my new album '2020', in the notes for that I mentioned it deals with the ever growing Orwellian control around humanity and points the listener back to their true nature. So this topic is nothing new to me and any true spiritual being, true free being, would find it intolerable in their heart to allow this kind of control and suppression of our rights to continue to unfold.
Let me make it clear, I have taken an interest in David Icke on and off since late 2006. The core of what he expresses has always resonated with me because it is the same core message that Bob Marley, Eckhart Tolle, John Lennon and countless others have expressed throughout history. It is not a philosophy nor religious teaching, it is a living birthright that lives this very moment in each individual's heart - whether they choose to recognise it or not. That doesn't mean I agree with every opinion David Icke has on every subject. I will also admit I have never been sure of what to make of Brian Rose. I've watched a few interviews over the years on his channel and I think he is a good interviewer but as a person, some of his views and way of life didn't resonate with me. However, my respect and admiration for him went up considerably on seeing this video he posted before the Icke interview:
I have been saying for some time, in a musical sense, that I'd like to see a world where everyone does their thing freely and let those who resonate with it find it. Just do your thing honestly, whatever people think, put it out there and let it be found by those who it connects with. The rest can move on to whatever is appropriate for them. No need for control, censorship, dictatorships. Everything would find its natural balance this way. Everyone would find their "tribe" and respect the other tribes because nobody would be stopped from living their joy. So to hear Brian Rose talk the way he does in the video above about Icke was very pleasing.
Of course, since he posted that video and finished the interview, YouTube decided to delete the interview. Brian has said he has attempted to contact them about it but no response. It is the first time he has had a video deleted from his channel in the 9 years he's been doing London Real. Brian then posted a video talking about the deletion soon after the interview... YouTube removed the audio:
Today he had this to say about it all:
I am posting these videos because this affects us all. Whatever walk of life you are in, if this level of control and dictatorship continues it will have negative effects for all of us. As an independent musician, I am already very aware of the difficulties you face when you try to do your own thing, express yourself honestly and don't "play the music industry game". For me it has always been incredibly simple, right from the start. I am a guy who loves Music. I love to create Music and then share it with the world in the way that feels most right and true for me. The music industry as we know it is a system within the system - a smaller version of the same system these guys like Icke and Brian Rose are talking about. The same kinds of control and dictatorship go on within the music industry. That's why I have never wanted to be part of it. I want to make Music on my terms and share it and play it to my audience in a way that feels natural for us and where we both benefit and are able to thrive. So far I've been blocked from that because the way the system is set up makes it very difficult for someone like me to have their voice heard and reach their rightful audience. But not for much longer. In the interview, Icke made the crucial point that the system has no power of its own, we give them their power and that nothing is stopping humanity other than we need to stop acquiescing. That's all. I've always seen it like that with this Music. Its not about me having to do anything in particular to get it heard. Its simply about removing the articial blocks that are preventing it from naturally being discovered.
The David Icke/Brian Rose interview can be watched elsewhere, I believe, on the London Real website, on Bitchute, etc...
