cancer fundraising
The Reflections EP from Fields of Dawn is released on November 18th. As well as being a digital download, it is also available on 10″ Vinyl for a very short time. The vinyl is being made to order and if you would like a copy please let me know as soon as you can, as I am placing the order in the next few days, and there won’t be any more runs of the vinyl after I’ve placed this order.
For Christmas this year I shall be releasing No Man’s Land from the Fields of Dawn album, A New Dawn, as part of a special 3-track EP. As with the album all profits will be donated to Bowel Cancer UK, Love Hope Strength and The Bowel Movement.
“These are the flowers I took on a date tonight to give to a young lady, and they are also the flowers I brought home with me from the date as they were declined by the young lady…”
“These are the flowers I took on a date tonight to give to a young lady, and they are also the flowers I brought home with me from the date as they were declined by the young lady…”
I am so pleased and proud to announce that A New Dawn by Fields of Dawn has now raised more than £1000!
We now stand at £950 raised which is brilliant, so a massive thank you to everyone who has supported it so far x I think I can now be forgiven for wanting to make it to £1000.
Tomorrow is National Album Day 2022, which the focus this year being on Debut albums. For a minnow like me and Fields of Dawn it means little in reality. In fact I could even get a single response from any independent record stores as far as selling A new Dawn goes. So the one-man marketing approach continues as I try to sell a few more copies to take the fundraising past £1000.
However, more good news with the music release. Overnight I received my first order from Australia, and then this morning the amount raised went past £900, which considering I am doing this all myself is quite amazing and a testament to the wonderful support I continue to get for my fundraising. This brings the £1000 mark as the next figure on the horizon, but I think this is genuinely possible now.
Here is a selection of some of the photos I’ve already been sent of people with their copies of A New Dawn. It’s always a fun way to keep track of who has bought the album and help to spread the message about the release.
A massive and heartfelt thanks to Stuart Ling, A1 photographer, who captured the moment recently in Dyserth, North Wales during the Love Hope Strength beach hike weekend, when Steve ‘Smiley’ Barnard, drummer with The Alarm, gave my album a Bob Geldof Live Aid-esque like ringing endorsement during his set on the Friday night.
