A great tune can move mountains.
I read that once.
But it's something that seems to have been lost along the line. Fame without talent, success without originality.
It's everywhere now.
But there are artists out there who still believe songs, like all art, should mean something.
Music might not be able to change the world, but it can change people's perception of it.
James Parkinson is one of those artists.
Formed as a band in 2009 - before being fully realised as a solo project in 2012 - James founded One Cure For Man.
Fuelled by emotive vocals, soaring lead guitars and steadfast rhythms, One Cure For Man holds a mirror up to the world and reflects the unflinching reality of our time.
Giving us music that affects us, stories to relate to, and lyrics that provoke us.
Music that moves mountains.
I read that once.
But it's something that seems to have been lost along the line. Fame without talent, success without originality.
It's everywhere now.
But there are artists out there who still believe songs, like all art, should mean something.
Music might not be able to change the world, but it can change people's perception of it.
James Parkinson is one of those artists.
Formed as a band in 2009 - before being fully realised as a solo project in 2012 - James founded One Cure For Man.
Fuelled by emotive vocals, soaring lead guitars and steadfast rhythms, One Cure For Man holds a mirror up to the world and reflects the unflinching reality of our time.
Giving us music that affects us, stories to relate to, and lyrics that provoke us.
Music that moves mountains.
Latest Video Release:
James has covered the Abba classic 'Knowing Me, Knowing You.' The song was recorded in two days in quarantine and mixed and mastered by long time collaborator John Meredith. Old friend Blake Goddard edited the video, recorded in James' studio. The songs is part of an album of other artists and can be downloaded for free at: https://robotneedshome.bandcamp.com/album/homage-trois-abba-gold
James has covered the Abba classic 'Knowing Me, Knowing You.' The song was recorded in two days in quarantine and mixed and mastered by long time collaborator John Meredith. Old friend Blake Goddard edited the video, recorded in James' studio. The songs is part of an album of other artists and can be downloaded for free at: https://robotneedshome.bandcamp.com/album/homage-trois-abba-gold
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The new album 'This Eternal Life' is out now on:
iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, CDBaby Google Play, Bandcamp (on CD) "A brilliant album" - Peter Maher (mastering engineer for U2, Rolling Stones, 1975, Jack White) "Parkinson fits nicely into the mould of experienced songwriter with the addition of being a talented multi-instrumentalist and, is more than capable of knocking out a catchy tune or two" - Louder Than War "James Parkinson’s most sophisticated and accomplished album yet" - C-Beem "Smooth indie rock vibes, ferocious guitar work, James rips through with great solos" - Reyt Good Music Magazine |
