'Soon' Artwork Final
Letter about the final artwork...
Hello lovely backers,
Wow, what a whirlwind it’s been! First and foremost, I wanted to extend a massive thank you to each and every one of you for your enthusiastic participation in the artwork voting process for the track “Soon.” Your engagement and support mean the world to me, and I couldn’t be more grateful for your involvement.
Now, onto some exciting news! We received the music video for “Soon” last night, and let me tell you, it’s absolutely magical. After much deliberation and consideration, we’ve decided to take a slightly different route with the artwork. Instead of using any of the options we voted on, we’ve opted for a still from the video itself.
But fear not, dear backers! Your efforts in voting for the artwork certainly won’t go to waste. We’ve earmarked the winning designs for another track release later this year, so stay tuned for that!
In the meantime, I’m thrilled to announce that the next track is now available for pre-order! You can pre-save it right now by clicking here. Your support means the world to me, and I can’t wait to share more music with you all very soon.
Sending you all heaps of love and gratitude,
Saskia ❤️
P.s. you can attend the London launch of ‘Soon’ on 30th March – last few tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/saskia-griffiths-moore-soon-single-launch-london-tickets-774297533767?aff=oddtdtcreator
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Thank you for your votes! That has narrowed it down to this image – now we want to know, do you prefer it plain or with writing? Remember, in most cases this will be a very small thumbnail you see on your phone…
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You Are My Label
2024 Releases
Imagination Baby
Saskia Griffiths-Moore Announces Upcoming Release of New Single, ‘Imagination Baby’ – Coming February 24th, 2024
London, UK – February 24th, 2024 – Folk music sensation Saskia Griffiths-Moore is thrilled to announce the forthcoming release of her latest single, ‘Imagination Baby,’ set to drop on February 24th, 2024. This upbeat folk-country classic marks the beginning of a year filled with authentic, all-acoustic ‘real music.’
In a musical landscape often dominated by electronic and artificial sounds, Saskia Griffiths-Moore remains steadfast in her commitment to preserving the beauty of live, acoustic performance. ‘Imagination Baby’ was meticulously crafted through live, full takes with a top-tier acoustic band, recorded in the tranquil seclusion of a Polish forest. Saskia’s mission is clear: to ensure that the track sounds identical in both live and recorded versions, underscoring her dedication to the essence of real music.
Next Up: Soon
Coming on march 29th! Recorded and filmed at Abbey Road Studios with a choir of Talent Is Timeless members we present the song and music video for ‘Soon’.
See you on the road?
Tour Poster Vote (UK)
Poster 1
Poster 2
Poster 3
Studio Session Video Diaries
Come on the journey with us! We had the time of our lives recording this magical record and I can’t believe my ears when I listen back to it. These are some of the finest musicians in the UK folk & acoustic scene and some of there loveliest people and when you put them all together…. wow!
Videos produced by Aeron Z Jones on the fly, featuring:
Craig Sellar – Drums
Joseph O’Keefe – Violin, Keys
Mark Lewis – Bass & Double Bass
Cooper Lower – Guitar
Kris Gorski – Producer
Saskia Griffiths-Moore – Songwriter & Singer
Poesia, Vigo & Bella – resident pets at Lakie House, Poland
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Day 5
Original Voting Page
How To Vote
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- Come back here and ‘Log In’!
- Vote by rating the video with the 10 stars underneath it
- Leave a comment with your production thoughts!
I used to go round
To a friends house
We would play guitar
Put on a record
Work out the chords
And sing away for hours
Pre: Am c g d
I’ll never forget how
We’d crank the volume loud
The day would darken
We wouldn’t even notice
Chorus: Am c em D Am C Em D
Sitting on the floor
Listening to your
Record collection
Library of my mind
Only place I’d find
Little piece of heaven
V2
Years have gone by
Doesn’t time fly
Both a little older
But hero’s still play
Taking the stage
The show is never over
Pre
We didn’t know then
What would happen
Memories made
Have always stayed with me/ to those records
Chorus
Post Chorus
Bridge
Am D em, Am D G D
And even if they pass away
We can always hear them sing
Spinning on the record player
Every day is getting straighter
I didn’t really understand the line ‘you are my hero’. Not sure if this was aimed at the record player itself or your listening partner. I was fully expecting a lyrical twist at the end. Maybe the friend had died and your tribute was the lasting memory of your sonic sharing. Maybe a line like: “now the records show you turned 33, but never reached 45, but as ever to me when the needle lands you always come alive’ (not withstanding the phrasing / syllables etc – but just an example) . It’s a very pleasant melody and whilst it maybe a wonderful gift to the person you sing about, as it stands I just don’t think it transcends that well or that it’s up there with some of your other songs.