Homegrown Programme 30 - Special "Bedroom Works"

Music & Poetry from Nic Treadwell For this edition of Homegrown I have decided to dust off a few of my more mature songs and poems, which have not seen the light of day for some time. All these performances were recorded at Home, and in some cases took more than one take to get down. I think these works serve as a good introduction to my writing and my character. I had a lot of fun recording them and I hope they inspire some kind of reaction now that they are out in the electronic wires. The links below will take you to the song lyrics and poems at my own site. Next week we will be back to our regular eclectic mix of independent music and poetry from around the web. Music Tripping Indian Portrait Dear Time Can Really Screw You Up Sine Storyville Poetry Atmospheres New Jesus Time Silences Mention in the programme - Slam Idol Podcast (Please vote for all the poems in the latest competition including me) Want to contribute to the programme? Recommend a band or artist that I should check out? Tell me about your favourite podcasts? Or just send feedback? Then please e-mail [email protected] Or leave your comments on this show at the Homegrown Blog page at http://www.homegrownpodcast.co.uk/ Several Homegrown Promos are now available for podcasters or others to use. Please e-mail me for a copy. Would you like to make a Promo Jingle for Homegrown? If you've been featured on the programme please return the favour and help me promote the podcast.

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