MegaUpload taken down

Hello readers. I have just found out that MegaUpload and its related sites like MegaVideo have been taken down. Not only is this an outrageous and short sighted move on the part of the authorities, I've lost a number of files that were hosted there. Some early vidoes were there and most of my music was available there. I'll track down the original files (they're on a hard drive that was misplaced when i moved a while back) and placing them on Youtube, Dailymotion and of course barnabytremayne.webs.com.

Part 2: Tonight I'm starting the recording of a potential single. A new song called England's Shore. I haven't chosen a b-side yet, so I'll add an update in the near future.

Thanks for reading,

Barnaby J. Tremayne.

New album completed

News at last. If you've read my previous post you'll be aware that I completely scrapped an almost finished album a couple of weeks ago. Luckily, some of it was salvageable. For the last 2 weeks I've been re-making the album from scratch, taking it in a very different direction and making something worth hearing. Working title Absentia has become Absent Son. Over the next few hours I'll be doing some editing to the recordings and it will be uploaded to the online stores by tomorrow morning.

In the meantime, I've upoaded a video to youtube with the earliest demos for Trinity to give you an idea how the album developed. You can find it here: Trinity Slideshow.

Thanks for reading,

Barnaby J. Tremayne.

PS Happy new year everyone.

Update on new album

Today I should be recording the final parts of my third album Trinity. I'd say it's about four fifths finished. It still needs a few guitar and synth parts added and a couple of mistakes need to be fixed. If all goes to plan, it will be finished just before Christmas and before the first anniversary of Bletchley's release. The demos will be available on my website soon, and the finished album will be available from the usual places. Wish me luck. This is the first album to feature anything other than guitar, bass, drums and voice.

Til later,

Barnaby J. Tremayne.