Archive for July, 2007
July 25, 2007 at 1:25 pm · Filed under Downloads, Radio
Tuesday July 24, 2007
BBC Radio London
I had such a fun time on BBC Radio London’s “The Late Show” last night. I got in there at midnight, tuned up quickly and before I knew it I was playing a few tunes and having a good old chat with host Tessa Dunlop. The interview was a bit weird - I don’t think I was awake enough to make sense of it all. Good times though and I especially enjoyed the chaffeur ride home. That was awesome.
You can download the live take of ‘Little Light’ from the session here.
July 25, 2007 at 1:20 pm · Filed under Reviews
“…the vocal performance is spot on, as are the songs and general ‘feel’. The closest touchstone is Ray La Montagne and Little Light is well worth a listen if you’re into that pared back singer/songwriter angst genre.”
Pete Whalley
Get Ready to Rock
July 24, 2007 at 12:41 am · Filed under Reviews
“Soulful acoustic workouts delivered with a sultry voice deserving your attention.”
Subba Cultcha
July 22, 2007 at 2:41 pm · Filed under Announcements
I have another couple of live BBC sessions coming up. I had a great time down at BBC Radio Wales so looking forward to these.
BBC Radio London 94.9
Late Show
Tuesday 24th July (at around midnight)
Website Link
BBC Radio Manchester
Monday 30th July (at around 11PM)
Website Link
July 11, 2007 at 7:33 am · Filed under Past Gigs
Sunday July 15
Jrink
62 Frith Street, SOHO
Music starts at 6pm - FREE ENTRY
Last minute gig announcement - looking forward to playing at this night run by Natalie (ex-FOPP’ster and legend).
Jrink Website
July 10, 2007 at 12:22 pm · Filed under Reviews
“Kris Morris grew up in a coastal town just north of Sydney as he grew older the bright lights and big smoke of London beckoned and he soon moved to merry old England.
Morris took a bold step on his debut EP ‘Little Light’, he sung unaccompanied on the opening track ‘Broken’. His powerful voice rings out the speakers, his lyrics seem heartfelt and sincere, it’s the sort of song that will make your mum cry. ‘Broken’ sets the pace for the rest of the EP. All the songs on ‘Little Light’ are incredibly sincere and honest, the sad strumming of his acoustic guitar provides the perfect backing to his melodic vocals. If any more instrumental work was added to this EP the full impact of Morris’s voice and lyrics would be lost.
‘Little Light’ is one of the most deepest and moving EPs I have heard in a while and with the likes of Scott Matthews becoming more and more popular it wont be long before Kris Morris is a household name with an instantly recognisable voice.”
11/13
Tara Couper
RoomThirteen
Link to review
July 3, 2007 at 12:20 pm · Filed under Announcements, Downloads
You can download the title track from the EP ‘Little Light’ totally free of charge from here. Nice.
