Upplýsingar um albúmið á Bandcamp (https://comeheavysleep.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-the-jazzlab-7th-july-2020):
In 2020, Come Heavy Sleep were part of the Third Floor Showcase Concert Series curated by Tamara Murphy. The show took place at The Jazzlab and featured musicians and bands from music degrees around Melbourne. The night was an opportunity for us to showcase our work with a setlist that featured original compositions and arrangements of traditional folk and world music. This debut live recording is the result.
Special thanks to Tamara Murphy, The Jazzlab, Michael Hewes, Patrick Lovelady, Heath McCullough, and all those that came to support us that night, on the eve of Melbourne's second collective lockdown.
released July 17, 2021
Rosie Luby - cello, vocals
Kier Stevens - dobro, vocals
Recorded and mixed by Michael Hewes, Run Stop Sound
Filmed by Pat Lovelady and Heath McCullough
Film editing by Pat Lovelady
Lassitude, Basil & The Other One, and We Know Why composed by Come Heavy Sleep.
Sakura is a Japanese song from the Edo Period (1603-1868AD) and Heyr Himna Smiður is 12th/13th-century Icelandic chieftain Kolbeinn Tumason's hymn (melody composed by Þorkell Sigurbjörnsson in the 1960's), both arranged by Come Heavy Sleep.
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Upplýsingar um albúmið á Bandcamp (https://comeheavysleep.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-the-jazzlab-7th-july-2020):
In 2020, Come Heavy Sleep were part of the Third Floor Showcase Concert Series curated by Tamara Murphy. The show took place at The Jazzlab and featured musicians and bands from music degrees around Melbourne. The night was an opportunity for us to showcase our work with a setlist that featured original compositions and arrangements of traditional folk and world music. This debut live recording is the result.
Special thanks to Tamara Murphy, The Jazzlab, Michael Hewes, Patrick Lovelady, Heath McCullough, and all those that came to support us that night, on the eve of Melbourne's second collective lockdown.
released July 17, 2021
Rosie Luby - cello, vocals
Kier Stevens - dobro, vocals
Recorded and mixed by Michael Hewes, Run Stop Sound
Filmed by Pat Lovelady and Heath McCullough
Film editing by Pat Lovelady
Lassitude, Basil & The Other One, and We Know Why composed by Come Heavy Sleep.
Sakura is a Japanese song from the Edo Period (1603-1868AD) and Heyr Himna Smiður is 12th/13th-century Icelandic chieftain Kolbeinn Tumason's hymn (melody composed by Þorkell Sigurbjörnsson in the 1960's), both arranged by Come Heavy Sleep.
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Upplýsingar um albúmið á Bandcamp (https://comeheavysleep.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-the-jazzlab-7th-july-2020):
In 2020, Come Heavy Sleep were part of the Third Floor Showcase Concert Series curated by Tamara Murphy. The show took place at The Jazzlab and featured musicians and bands from music degrees around Melbourne. The night was an opportunity for us to showcase our work with a setlist that featured original compositions and arrangements of traditional folk and world music. This debut live recording is the result.
Special thanks to Tamara Murphy, The Jazzlab, Michael Hewes, Patrick Lovelady, Heath McCullough, and all those that came to support us that night, on the eve of Melbourne's second collective lockdown.
released July 17, 2021
Rosie Luby - cello, vocals
Kier Stevens - dobro, vocals
Recorded and mixed by Michael Hewes, Run Stop Sound
Filmed by Pat Lovelady and Heath McCullough
Film editing by Pat Lovelady
Lassitude, Basil & The Other One, and We Know Why composed by Come Heavy Sleep.
Sakura is a Japanese song from the Edo Period (1603-1868AD) and Heyr Himna Smiður is 12th/13th-century Icelandic chieftain Kolbeinn Tumason's hymn (melody composed by Þorkell Sigurbjörnsson in the 1960's), both arranged by Come Heavy Sleep.
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Upplýsingar um albúmið á Bandcamp (https://comeheavysleep.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-the-jazzlab-7th-july-2020):
In 2020, Come Heavy Sleep were part of the Third Floor Showcase Concert Series curated by Tamara Murphy. The show took place at The Jazzlab and featured musicians and bands from music degrees around Melbourne. The night was an opportunity for us to showcase our work with a setlist that featured original compositions and arrangements of traditional folk and world music. This debut live recording is the result.
Special thanks to Tamara Murphy, The Jazzlab, Michael Hewes, Patrick Lovelady, Heath McCullough, and all those that came to support us that night, on the eve of Melbourne's second collective lockdown.
released July 17, 2021
Rosie Luby - cello, vocals
Kier Stevens - dobro, vocals
Recorded and mixed by Michael Hewes, Run Stop Sound
Filmed by Pat Lovelady and Heath McCullough
Film editing by Pat Lovelady
Lassitude, Basil & The Other One, and We Know Why composed by Come Heavy Sleep.
Sakura is a Japanese song from the Edo Period (1603-1868AD) and Heyr Himna Smiður is 12th/13th-century Icelandic chieftain Kolbeinn Tumason's hymn (melody composed by Þorkell Sigurbjörnsson in the 1960's), both arranged by Come Heavy Sleep.
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Upplýsingar um albúmið á Bandcamp (https://comeheavysleep.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-the-jazzlab-7th-july-2020):
In 2020, Come Heavy Sleep were part of the Third Floor Showcase Concert Series curated by Tamara Murphy. The show took place at The Jazzlab and featured musicians and bands from music degrees around Melbourne. The night was an opportunity for us to showcase our work with a setlist that featured original compositions and arrangements of traditional folk and world music. This debut live recording is the result.
Special thanks to Tamara Murphy, The Jazzlab, Michael Hewes, Patrick Lovelady, Heath McCullough, and all those that came to support us that night, on the eve of Melbourne's second collective lockdown.
released July 17, 2021
Rosie Luby - cello, vocals
Kier Stevens - dobro, vocals
Recorded and mixed by Michael Hewes, Run Stop Sound
Filmed by Pat Lovelady and Heath McCullough
Film editing by Pat Lovelady
Lassitude, Basil & The Other One, and We Know Why composed by Come Heavy Sleep.
Sakura is a Japanese song from the Edo Period (1603-1868AD) and Heyr Himna Smiður is 12th/13th-century Icelandic chieftain Kolbeinn Tumason's hymn (melody composed by Þorkell Sigurbjörnsson in the 1960's), both arranged by Come Heavy Sleep.
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