Showing posts with label peter sanford. Show all posts
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Monday, February 11, 2013

UK composer and producer Peter Sanford releases new EP “Never Walk in My Shoes”

Internationally acclaimed composer and producer from the United Kingdom, Peter Sanford, has released his newest flagship EP, “Never Walk in My Shoes.”


 
Internationally acclaimed composer and producer from the United Kingdom, Peter Sanford, has released his newest flagship EP, “Never Walk in My Shoes.” The EP comes hot on the heels of the publishing of his latest single and video, “Gonna Be Fine,” which is featured on this extended play record album. The EP contains five new tracks comprising approximately eighteen minutes of easy pop listening, making it a fairly comprehensive collection by EP standards. All the songs included on “Never Walk in My Shoes” are Sanford originals: the title track, “Never Walk in My Shoes,” “Always There,” “All That We Need,” “Words I Never Wrote,” as well as the recent hit single, “Gonna Be Fine.” Videos are available in one form or another for each of these tracks online.

Sanford is a blindingly talented performer, and all of the expert instrumentation on “Never Walk in My Shoes” (as well as that of his other releases, also available online) is performed, recorded, and produced by Sanford, himself, excepting of course the gorgeously executed female vocals by the lovely and remarkable chanteuse, Emily. The sound of “Never Walk...” is a delicate cross between the more optimistic work of Phil Collins, and the soft tone affected by many modern American female performers in the pop-country music genre. His recent compositions are very personal works of art, more so at this period of his storied career than ever before, and yet they maintain a sympathetic and fellow-feeling voice that speaks to the listener with a genuine, humanitarian friendliness that one does not often find in pop music. It is not saying too much to call “Never Walk in My Shoes” a work of exquisite compassion.

“Never Walk...” also continues Sanford's seemingly endless marathon of official releases, the current series of which began most prominently with the “Beautiful Dream” LP, released in December of 2011. “Beautiful Dream” was written as a call for those in distress to recognize their ability “to overcome,” and this overarching belief flows therefrom into “Never Walk in My Shoes,” as well. Sanford writes of this that the message is, “to not take setbacks as an end, but as part of the journey.”

This proverbial wisdom is Sanford's reaction to an accident he suffered in 2009 that makes walking a daily battle for him. Doctors told him perambulation would be impossible, yet he has proven this prognosis somewhat mistaken, and exercises daily to ambulate further and further distances.

His EP “Never Walk in My Shoes” is on digital shelves worldwide beginning 10 February 2013.

-S. McCauley
Staff Press Release Writer
MondoTunes

The EP “Never Walk in My Shoes” is distributed globally by MondoTunes (www.MondoTunes.com) and is available at iTunes for convenient purchase and download

MondoTunes (www.mondotunes.com) supplies the largest music distribution in the world and provides upstream services for many major labels in search of breakout artists. While most independent distributors reach only 45-50 retailers despite charging needless monthly and yearly fees, MondoTunes reaches over 750 retailers and mobile partners in over 100 world regions without any monthly or yearly fees.

ARTIST CONTACT INFO:

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Wednesday, February 6, 2013

UK musician Peter Sanford releases new single “Gonna Be Fine”

Peter Sanford, a well-respected composer and producer from the United Kingdom, has released his newest single, “Gonna Be Fine,” to universal acclaim.
Peter Sanford, a well-respected composer and producer from the United Kingdom, has released his newest single, “Gonna Be Fine,” to universal acclaim. The single is a warm, bright, entirely optimistic and uplifting piece that features glorious female vocals atop exquisite instrumentation by Sanford himself. Acoustic guitar work keeps time beside casual drumming, while a piano and violin take turns answering one another between phrases. The effect of Sanford's composition is tranquil, halcyon, and softly gladdening, even familiar and friendly, like a smile and an upturned hand. An accompanying music video is also available to showcase the music.

Classically trained, Sanford is well-schooled in both guitar and piano, but is also very capable at bass, drums and percussion, as well as modern studio production and digital sound programming. He began learning music at the ripe old age of five, at which point his classical education at guitar and piano began at the insistence of who he calls his “ambitious grandma.”

He considers among his chief influences the music of Stevie Wonder, Jill Scott, Paul Simon, and James Taylor, the inspirations of the latter two featuring far more prominently in his recent LP album, “Beautiful Dream,” which garnered him the number-one chart spot in folk music within a month of its release. The theme of that record dovetails well with that of “Gonna Be Fine,” which itself is appropriately titled.

“Beautiful Dream” was written as a call for those in distress to recognize their ability “to overcome.” The message of “Gonna Be Fine,” writes Sanford, is “to not take setbacks as an end, but as part of the journey.” More than this, however, Sanford prescribes a very specific regimen: a regular dosage of love. “Love is the great healer,” he writes.

Sanford suffered an accident in 2009 that makes walking a daily war for him – he was told it would be impossible. He has proven this prognosis somewhat mistaken, and exercises daily to ambulate further and further distances.

It remains true that his music travels farther (and soars higher) than the efforts of most earthbound persons. “Gonna Be Fine” evidences that Sanford's music is less bridled than ever.

His EP “Never Walk in My Shoes” is also to be released February, 2013.

-S. McCauley
Staff Press Release Writer
MondoTunes

The single “Gonna Be Fine” is distributed globally by MondoTunes (www.MondoTunes.com) and is available at iTunes for convenient purchase and download

MondoTunes (www.mondotunes.com) supplies the largest music distribution in the world and provides upstream services for many major labels in search of breakout artists. While most independent distributors reach only 45-50 retailers despite charging needless monthly and yearly fees, MondoTunes reaches over 750 retailers and mobile partners in over 100 world regions without any monthly or yearly fees.

ARTIST CONTACT INFO:

eMail -

admin@thepetersanford.com


website -

www.thepetersanford.com