Seas Of Mirth - Polytheme
Polytheme - taken from Seas of Mirth's late 2019 release Sub Marine Dreams. A different approach to previous outings, this track has an underwater vibe to it like the rest of the album and lyrically explores the concept of plastic waste in a cryptic and subtle way. [fun fact - it was nearly called Polypropylethletheme]
Seas of Mirth - Sub Marine Dreams
Seas of Mirth have been stamping their own mark on modern music for the last decade, mixing up styles and song structures while also being known for their watery twist. The band have taken their sound to a new level on their third full-length album. Recorded at London's Total Refreshment Centre by producer Kristian Craig Robinson (known for his work with The Comet Is Coming, Flamingods, Alabas...
Calling from the Deep
Breathe in, and out.Let the heavy salt wash over you, corrode you. Let your joints lock up.Do not move for a year, a decade, a century.This is okay, this is how it was meant to be,Before...
My Ocean by Matt McNabb
An original song and music video. Inspired by my undying love for the beach and the unforgettable and sometimes painful memories associated with going there. Written and Recorded in quarantine And filmed at The local pool in The summer of 2020. It’s a spring break anthem with a sobering dose of reality
Tides of Life
I belong where the land is hard beneath my feet,And yet here I float,Gentle as the breeze on top of the sea. A cavernous abyss of water sinks below me to depths unknown. Bubbles arise from creatures secret,And the circle of life continues on despite my presence. It feels so good to feel so weightless,Having carried the baggage of my past for so long.
Waves of Change
The Waves are constantly crashing against the smooth ocean rocks, eroding, washing away, and bringing in new rocks and sand to shape the beautiful land we call home.
The Balance of Life
Kids were stacking rocks all over the beach. I crouched down and snapped this.
Candid Surfer
Many surfers at the beach take more than one tumble on the water. After watching many of them take fall after fall, I began to notice how every time they came up for air after a fall, they always have a genuine smile on their face.