.: Writing and Recording

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Writing and Recording

Good news is, I am in great shape for a January 2011 release of my album. Even better news is, I'm on another huge writing and recording kick. I've got more than 250 songs under my belt and they keep coming. I'm hoping to have another release follow this one within the same year. Sound wise, I'm pushing my own boundaries as much as I can, and am jumping outside my comfort zone. Big time ;)
It's gonna be an exciting few months leading up to the release. Stay tuned for track previews, videos, tour dates, concert footage and lots more.
Thanks for checking in.
Much Love.
Lady Hayes

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BIOGRAPHY

After wrapping an exhausting year long tour of Canada whilst singing in alt-country group Revival Dear, Lady Hayes' began writing her own material - a productive six-month period yielded over two hundred songs. A shift in musical direction was cause to pursue solo avenues and work on her record which began as a group of DIY tracks, roughly titled the Kitchen Table Demos. These recordings impressed producers Noel Webb and Saam Hashemi, who teamed up to help weave together what would become Lady Hayes' debut record 'Opening Hearts & Apertures'. One of the first releases off the record is entitled So Young, a haunting piece which took it's influence from viewings of dusty super 8 footage from Lady Hayes' childhood vacations. Other album highlights include Recipe for Disaster, a track that steams along with help from a subtle brass section, and the emotional all-at sea interrogation which is Shipwrecked or Stolen.

With a myriad of influences, from Peggy Lee to Nirvana, there is bound to be a sound in this lady's library for folks as varied as the truck stop waitress and the teenage MTV set. Her wistful sound is hard to pigeonhole - some may hear elements of folk and roots rock, but a combination of modern storytelling and production allow beautiful pop-oriented melodies to shine through. Part wistful song bird, part rock n' roller, and powerful vocals offset a sound that is every bit as raw as it is delicate.

Look for an early January 2011 release of 'Opening Hearts & Apertures' followed by a tour - having already shared the stage with great acts like Joel Plaskett, Peter Elkas, Good Lovelies, By Divine Right, Rob Szabo, Peter Katz and Emma Lee, audiences can look forward to more live music from a burgeoning member of Canada's musical community.

~ DTC