Seven Signs of a Soul by Ian Todd (EPK)
Seven Signs of a Soul is the third album. This album comprises of 7 songs, each one of the songs is loosely a different sign of life: Movement, Respiration, Sensitivity, Growth, Reproduction, Excretion & Nutrition. Each song then delves deeper into other introspective topics: Stoicism, mental health as well as anti-consumerism. The Double Bass is played by John Parker, the saxophone is played by Kirk Hastings, the drums are loops and the guitar, keyboards and vocals are by Ian.
The first single "Don't forget to breathe" is released on: 4/6/21
The Second single "What goes in is what goes out" is released on: 2/7/21
The Album is released on: 6/8/21
Here is the album for you to listen to
The Bio
"Immersive songs to soothe the soul". While a lot of musicians write music to get you dancing, inspire angst or perhaps other activities, Ian Todd is a musician who makes a contemplative experience with music. Taking in the sounds of Ian's guitar, keyboards or voice will have you contemplating life, the universe and everything while sipping a hot drink.
"I don't know what this song reminds me of; but it makes me want to lie down in a darkened room and listen to the Stone Roses" Brody Swain, BBC Music Introducing Coventry & Warwickshire.
"Ian too seems to set himself no false constraints nor be bound by the shackles of genre expectations: he goes where his particular inclination takes him" Andy Holdcroft, Hot Music Live presents
With two albums, "Groaning Up" and "Bohemian Hymns" out, plus a string of singles, Ian is currently working on on a new concept album comprised of 7 songs, each one based on a different clinical sign of life, applying mindfulness to music and taking it to new heights.
Upcoming Shows
The Tin Music and Arts - date - time - other acts
The Empire - date - time - other acts
The Box Fargo Village - date - time - other acts
Square One - date - time - other acts
Albany Theatre - date - time - other acts
Belgrade Theatre - date - time - other acts
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