Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Please consider buying this album for under £6 :)
Spotify: bit.ly/AlanEventide
Amazon: bit.ly/AlanEventideAmazon
iTunes: bit.ly/AlanEventideiTunes
In March 2020, a few days in to the Covid-19 lockdown, I decided to record a new album. Many of these pieces are improvisations, performed in one take in the evenings after my work for the day was done.
Brady asked if he could use the album as background for his video of ships in the Bristol Channel. I was more than happy to oblige. His video is here: youtube.com/watch?v=AyU_XhfUnAE&feature=youtu.be
In my previous album, "Sunsettlement", I made a conscious decision to try and break away from my compositional habits. In this album, I was content to do the opposite, relaxing back into my natural choice of chords and melodies. As a result "Eventide" is far less adventurous, far more predicatble and, in a way, far more comforting than its 2017 predecessor.
Perhaps in these strange times we all long for something familiar, homely and safe.
Except track 12 "Moon" which is weird.
Please consider buying this album for under £6 :)
Spotify: bit.ly/AlanEventide
Amazon: bit.ly/AlanEventideAmazon
iTunes: bit.ly/AlanEventideiTunes
In March 2020, a few days in to the Covid-19 lockdown, I decided to record a new album. Many of these pieces are improvisations, performed in one take in the evenings after my work for the day was done.
Brady asked if he could use the album as background for his video of ships in the Bristol Channel. I was more than happy to oblige. His video is here: youtube.com/watch?v=AyU_XhfUnAE&feature=youtu.be
In my previous album, "Sunsettlement", I made a conscious decision to try and break away from my compositional habits. In this album, I was content to do the opposite, relaxing back into my natural choice of chords and melodies. As a result "Eventide" is far less adventurous, far more predicatble and, in a way, far more comforting than its 2017 predecessor.
Perhaps in these strange times we all long for something familiar, homely and safe.
Except track 12 "Moon" which is weird.










