All my tracks are now available to stream for free on SoundCloud! This includes my debut album “This is Who I Am” as we’ll as a few extra “Harson Robkus” tracks, which is a collaboration with Dave Robson. Thanks for Listening.
Stream my music for free on SoundCloud now! Read Post »
If you’re reading this, welcome to my shiny new WordPress.org site ! This is my first step into more ‘serious’ blogging, where I now have full control over content and theming, so expect some changes soon…..
Adamharkus.com is now Live! Read Post »
I recently took part in a songwriting competition where I was introduced to the multi-talented Jambrains for the first time with his beautiful “The Harder we Hit”. Please check out his first ever album 900 Days for this, and many more fantastic tracks from a range of genres, which showcase his skills to the full.
Introducing Jambrains….. Read Post »
A BIG thank you to each and every one of you for supporting my blog! I’ll have lots more more Original Music, Songwriting, Production & Performance Articles, Music Gear Reviews, and Travel Writing of all sorts for you soon and into the New Year and beyond. Thanks for reading, listening and watching!
It was now mid-afternoon in Anjuna. I trudged back to Anjuna Palms for the last time with great sadness, it had only seemed like yesterday when I first explored this place. The gang at the bike shop waved as usual, but as I announced my departure they dropped their usual sales pitch immediately, posing for
Goa : A Lesson in Life. Final Chapter : The Journey Home Read Post »
Why do we live our lives behind the lens of a camera? What will you do when you’re older and have nothing left but the pictures to look back on? What a tragic way to live, feverishly documenting the whole ‘act’ of life, as if it wasn’t your own, just so you had a library
A Life in Pictures Read Post »
“Why do you love Blackpool so much?” It’s a question I get asked all the time by family, friends and colleagues alike, and not one I can easily answer, so I’m going to go right back to the beginning, to my very first visit when I was barely a teenager. As a child I traveled
A Postcard To Blackpool: Sowing the seeds Read Post »
In the coming weeks, I’ll be putting together my ‘Postcard to Blackpool’, a love letter to the much-maligned, neglected and forgotten British seaside resort, which is still the largest in the UK and still holds a very special place in my heart. As opposed to the chronologically ordered chapters of Goa Trip, this will be an
A Postcard to Blackpool Read Post »
Time and reality had finally caught up with me and, after a month’s ‘sabbatical’ in another continent, this was the final morning. The bed sheets that Felix’s wife had kindly laundered for me never felt completely dry, but their methods were more primitive here, one last reminder that I hadn’t really missed the mod-cons of
Goa: A Lesson in Life. Chapter 16: Last Day in Goa Read Post »
