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Do I leap too high as I skip the dunes? Do I reach too far? Do I love too soon? Do I sing too much, like a mad cartoon? Don't bother me; I'm chasing the moon. 'Chasing the Moon' For fans of Enya, Norah Jones, Sarah McLachlan After completing several projects ranging from composing music for NBC's 'Leeza,' producing two albums for India's 'Surekha,' and creating the sound design for the film 'Blue Haven,' winner of the Ellen Award at the Aspen Shortsfest Film Festival, composer BRADLEY SPURR was inspired to take on a new challenge. He sought to compose an album of healing music that would inspire an audience of music lovers. To accomplish this goal, a lyricist was sought, and Bradley called his friend LORI JOSEPH-WILLIAMS, who writes beautiful poetry and has been named 'Poet of Merit,' by The International Society of Poets. Heavenly lyrics followed, and soon the ethereal words were set to music. Who would be the 'voice' to sing the new creations? The search was on for a talented vocalist. Ventura County, CA boasts a beautiful young lady named NORA HENDRICK, who has traveled throughout the world with her parents, both missionaries. With a background of choir solos in a myriad of churches around the globe and live stage performances in New York City, Nora is a west coast favorite, performing memorable club gigs in coastal California towns. Completing the album with guitar enhancements is RICKY HIRSCH, whose credits include recording with Wet Willie, The Greg Allman Band, Cher, and Billy Vera & the Beaters. Ricky has also been inducted into The Alabama Music Hall of Fame. He also has other notable achievements, including songs for Bonnie Raitt and Fat Boy Slim.
Tracklist:
- Indigo Child
- Chasing the Moon
- Callisto
- Night Sea
- Vishnu's Lullaby
- Wind Song
- Rose of Jericho
- Plenty of Heaven
- Memorial Day
- La Luna
Do I leap too high as I skip the dunes? Do I reach too far? Do I love too soon? Do I sing too much, like a mad cartoon? Don't bother me; I'm chasing the moon. 'Chasing the Moon' For fans of Enya, Norah Jones, Sarah McLachlan After completing several projects ranging from composing music for NBC's 'Leeza,' producing two albums for India's 'Surekha,' and creating the sound design for the film 'Blue Haven,' winner of the Ellen Award at the Aspen Shortsfest Film Festival, composer BRADLEY SPURR was inspired to take on a new challenge. He sought to compose an album of healing music that would inspire an audience of music lovers. To accomplish this goal, a lyricist was sought, and Bradley called his friend LORI JOSEPH-WILLIAMS, who writes beautiful poetry and has been named 'Poet of Merit,' by The International Society of Poets. Heavenly lyrics followed, and soon the ethereal words were set to music. Who would be the 'voice' to sing the new creations? The search was on for a talented vocalist. Ventura County, CA boasts a beautiful young lady named NORA HENDRICK, who has traveled throughout the world with her parents, both missionaries. With a background of choir solos in a myriad of churches around the globe and live stage performances in New York City, Nora is a west coast favorite, performing memorable club gigs in coastal California towns. Completing the album with guitar enhancements is RICKY HIRSCH, whose credits include recording with Wet Willie, The Greg Allman Band, Cher, and Billy Vera & the Beaters. Ricky has also been inducted into The Alabama Music Hall of Fame. He also has other notable achievements, including songs for Bonnie Raitt and Fat Boy Slim.
Tracklist:
- Indigo Child
- Chasing the Moon
- Callisto
- Night Sea
- Vishnu's Lullaby
- Wind Song
- Rose of Jericho
- Plenty of Heaven
- Memorial Day
- La Luna