Artsfols is a very transparent anagram of my last name, Slofstra. My first name is Hendrik or Henry and I live in Ontario, Canada.
Many of my blog entries concern musical performers, performance and recordings. This is done purely as a hobby, and gesprek.net is editorially independent and accepts no payment from any of the subjects, or the agents of the subjects, of its reviews or its various lists. At the present time the site is also free of advertisements.
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Dear Hendrik,
My name is Carl Cleves, troubadour, author and musicologist, born in Mechelen, a traditional Flemish town in Belgium, settled in Byron Bay with many years of international touring. I am the author of the trilogy Tarab: Travels with My Guitar, Dancing with the Bones and Soundtracks of my Life, an epic memoir of high adventure and the search for musical ecstasy.
My seven solo albums and six with The Hottentots, co-founded with singer-songwriter Parissa Bouas, have won international praise and numerous awards, including Music OZ, NCEIA and Australian Songwriters Association Award for Best Australian lyricist. ‘Songs both intimate and powerful’; ‘a vision whimsical and wise’; a guitar style ‘utterly captivating, pregnant with unexpected nuance’. I would like to introduce you to my new album (#13) titled ‘On Borrowed Time’. It ain’t rock, jazz or hip hop, but music & words in the songwriter tradition. I have enjoyed a long career as a musician and author with a broad perspective and have recorded this latest album at 82 years of age. I would love you to have a listen to something different. To listen:https://carlcleves.bandcamp.com/album/on-borrowed-time https://open.spotify.com/album/1TV72Y1w7b7SAprXvMK8R7?si=UyZI1asPTeqUOWFbAc6RgQ For artist bio, lyrics, and song notes, photographs and videoshttps://carlcleves.com/media. Discography, books, more music from previous work and videos at https://carlcleves.com Kind wishes from Byron Bay, where the cicades are out in force on a warm and dry full moon night. Carl Clevescarl@carlcleves.com
http://www.carlcleves.com