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Determined to make something of his music career, five years ago Derrin Nauendorf arrived at Heathrow airport from Australia with a guitar, £1200 and several extra layers of clothing. Derrin spent those next five years playing anywhere that would have him, sleeping on floors and living on tuna baguettes. Things looked up when he purchased an old Post Office van, which then became his home for the next six months. More importantly, it allowed him to get gigs, and essentially his music, out into the real depths of the UK. Over 1000 gigs later, Derrin finds himself with fans not only in England, but Scotland, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Germany, France and his native Australia too. He has since managed to sell over 12,000 albums from the back of that van, and become a bit of a hit on the festival circuit too. This new release looks set to be even bigger. Derrin’s songwriting skills have taken him up several levels, his voice has more depth and soul than ever before, and his repertoire has expanded to encompass ballads, mid tempo songs and upbeat tracks. 20 date UK album launch tour during October. Tracks: Skin Of The Earth / Michelle / Push The River / Pride Before A Fall / The Round-Up / Mystery Child / Everyone’s Got A Plan / Most Of The Time / Not Alone / Sometime.
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This is Derrin's 6th Album (I believe) and it has a fresh, simple, natural feel to it. The album contains ten new tracks including Dylan's haunting "Most of the Time", all played with the band consisting of Rick Foot on bass and new drummer Mike Hellier. Derrins strong acoustic guitar features throughout but also on occasion a subtle electric guitar can be heard. The album flows along well with two instrumentals and the rest have Derrins characteristic vocal and lyrics. It feels like an album that would sound good on a long journey, watching the towns and cities sweep by or the clouds disappear into the horizon. A great addition to any music lover's collection.
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