My latest travel blog is all about Prague, the beautiful capital city of the Czech Republic, a place steeped in history and culture, where music and art in all its forms thrive after years of apparent oppression. I loved it so much I had to return, twice. This’ll as ever be my own personal observations and […]
Prague : The Musical City Read Post »
Album review of A Moon Shaped Pool by Radiohead I’ve never been a huge fan of Radiohead. Hearing “Creep” and “HIgh and Dry” on the radio once in a while has pretty much summed up my listening experience with them thus far. But when “Guitar World”, a publication that I respect very much declared “A
A Moon Shaped Pool by Radiohead: The Art of Ambience Read Post »
My YouTube channel is not only home to Acoustic Corner, it also contains accompanying videos to most of the tracks my album This Is Who I Am, as well as Harson Robkus content, live performances and a few other bit and pieces. Over the coming weeks I’ll be developing this channel to hopefully build on
Introducing my YouTube channel Read Post »
Part 2: ‘The Indian’ by Adam Harkus. Live from Acoustic Corner. I wrote ‘The Indian’ way back in 1999 as part of my unreleased and un-named third album. It’s song about the plight of the peaceful native American Indians against the cruelty of the ‘White Man’. A powerful message long forgotten, but one we can
Acoustic Corner : The Indian Read Post »
The first in a series of stripped back acoustic performances, live from Acoustic Corner. I’ll be performing a variety of material from my back catalogue, new stuff I haven’t produced yet, and even the odd cover. Just me and my Acoustic, live, and (hopefully) in one take. ‘You’ll find a way’ is a track from
Acoustic Corner : You’ll Find a Way Read Post »
If you’ve read my book Goa: A Lesson In Life (what are you waiting for?!), you may be interested to know that the beginnings of my album This is Who I Am were formed in that tiny room and out on the terrace of AnjunaPalms: Goa, with the tracks Over There and Happy Home making it onto the final
The Soundtrack to “Goa : A Lesson in Life” Read Post »
Have you ever wondered which apps, software and technology would be best to use in order to best develop your guitar playing techniques and support your practice time? A few years ago, I began to record my thoughts on this topic as the basis of a useful article for others. It is very easy to
Guitar: Apps, Technology and Practice Read Post »
Get your copy of Goa: A Lesson In Life on Amazon NOW! It’s official. I am now a (self) published Author! My debut book “Goa: A Lesson In Life” is now available to own in both Paperback and eBook format for the following countries…. US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Japan, India, Canada, Brazil,
Goa: A Lesson In Life. Now Available to own on Paperback and eBook from Amazon Read Post »
First of all, a huge thanks to an exceptionally talented musician and writer; Thompson Crowley for his piece on songwriting How I Learnt to Write Good Songs. Please visit his blog which is a fascinating account of his musical journey through life, and also contains some great music. Next up is the equally talented Jen Msumba with her heartwarming live
Guest Bloggers – Thank You! Read Post »
