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BIENVENUE SUR LE BLOG D'HENRY
Parallèlement à ses efforts musicaux et à l'écriture de chansons à la guitare et au piano, l'auteur-compositeur-interprète et musicien Henry Facey publie une newsletter trimestrielle dans laquelle il aborde régulièrement un large éventail de sujets contemporains et stimulants auxquels l'auteur-compositeur, musicien et artiste moderne est confronté aujourd'hui.
Il livre ses réflexions et les ouvre à la discussion pour tenter d'encourager un débat sur les divers sujets abordés. Lisez ci-dessous...
I often wonder what I would have done if I hadn’t chosen art as a vocation from a young age...
Predicting the future of music is always a difficult feat. The future is by definition unpredictable. Everything can seem like it's going one way and all of a sudden the "future" decides to take a left-turn and surprise everyone...
In the wake of the new year, I am finding myself exploring new musical directions and this got me thinking about why this was such a necessity...
The music video for the B-side was finally released on 17th December, just in time for Christmas...
It is a real pleasure to be able to perform with the full band again. The last time this happened was back in February for the album launch...
The music video for The Mouth Of The Sea came out on 04/04/22. I briefly touched on the significance of the song in the previous newsletter, but I would like to elaborate further on its meaning and significance to me…
The recent deaths of rockstars Taylor Hawkins and maybe lesser known singer Mark Lanegan have reignited this burning question in me: why are the artistic industries replete with tortured souls?
Since the days when I started playing the drums and guitar in the late 90s, the way music is consumed has changed beyond recognition. So where does the modern musician fit in this ever-changing digital landscape? Allow me to share some personal thoughts...
There is a stream running through each song on the album...
I would like to talk about music and inspiration and what it means to me in this first blog post.