I'm the same -- for me, was the last decade 😄

I meant to comment as me, not Radio Liq. What she said, anyway :P

Really enjoyed playing this in the band (with you, @steevc and @anna-newkey and the rest) along with the choir just before Christmas 2021. Loved the joyful and fun atmosphere of your choir. Totally agree

I've always loved your version of this tune. It has a similar effect on me to meditation music! Apart from the fact that it doesn't send me to sleep, because I'm too busy singing along at the top of my

Really enjoying the harmonies here. How many different instruments do you play on this?

There are few things quite as disgusting to the touch as a piece of chewed, slobbered-on bone (or hide chew). You are clearly a dedicated dog-mama! What a beautiful place to go walking though. And a lovely

A fascinating insight into how you do your job, which clearly takes a lot of skill and dedication. I know from playing in the band at some of your choir meetings that it's a huge amount of fun for your

It was a good afternoon, despite the later chill. Let's hope it's the first of many patio sessions this year!

Congratulations on becoming a minnow, @todayslight! And on having your music on commercial platforms. Well-deserved!

It's a pretty good likeness!

Would you call the river the Hiz, the Purwell or the Ivel at that point? Google Maps has Purwell (which is what it's called near me). But I've been told very certainly by locals that it's the Hiz. It seems

Nice idea on the colours -- your pace is pretty good for someone who didn't feel they were on full energy!

Can't wait for these tracks to drop!

Is that tree one your painting? It's great. Got a kind of Hockney vibe.

Great version - I like the jazziness and your arrangement here. The keyboard bass and the fishnet glove on the shaker -- brilliant!

Good strategy!

"You will never find a more wretched #Hive of scum and villainy😁...We must be cautious." Great clips, @todayslight -- thanks for posting. It was another good session. I enjoyed your performances

Thank you for being haunted :) I'm not sure the backing track I used is typical of death metal, but that's what it said on the tin (YouTube).

Thanks, and I definitely will!

Sounds like the clarinet is definitely an option for you with such a tolerant and receptive partner. If you've played sax before, you'll have a bit of a leg up already. I'm a huge fan of the instrument