by Paul Harriman | Feb 16, 2019 | Edison's Ephemera
Tragedy… When my grandfather died back in the 1980s, I inherited some money. It took a few years to get it because of a number of reasons, but by the time I did get it, in 1992, my life circumstances had changed and I had a marriage, a kid, another one on the...
by Paul Harriman | Jan 19, 2019 | Edison's Ephemera
Winter Warmth. That warm bed, cozy sofa, sweater (or jumper as they are called here), furry hat, or thick gloves. When it’s cold and wet, or even colder and snowing, being warm is all I can think of. Music makes me warm too, at least I think warm thoughts. Then...
by Paul Harriman | Jan 5, 2019 | Edison's Ephemera
Happy New Year, here’s hoping 2019 is at least as good as 2018 was. I know I don’t have high hopes. But I am back to play again and I have a nice Ephemera planned. With the Winter Solstice passed, we can rest assured that even though we don’t see it...
by Paul Harriman | Dec 8, 2018 | Edison's Ephemera, News
It is already dark as I sit to write this. It’s been dark for an hour. What plants are left in the greenhouse survive by dropping their large leaves and sprouting tiny “winter leaves”. Out in the garden spaces, growth has now stopped. In some places...
by Paul Harriman | Nov 24, 2018 | Edison's Ephemera
The end of November generally signals the coming of what my dad used to call The Tunnel. Get up in the dark, go to work in the dark, it might be some light midday but it’s dark when you get out of work and dark coming home. This is what we have to look forward...
by Paul Harriman | Nov 22, 2018 | Edison's Ephemera
A little bit of new music and some review of a few titles I’ve recently introduced. The presentation this time will be a series of ambient (more so than less) albums hopefully to tide you over for the US holiday. Havdis – Clouds Into Sea [MIXG021] –...
