Album Notes

Philosopher and unique, uncategorizable yet accessible songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Richard W. Rummery has delivered the ultimate in feel- good rocking, popping and grooving electro-dance music that is both intelligent and simply sublime on this new flexrock album. Features the ambiguous but positive single 'Better days', the majesty of the balladic 'Someone else's movie', the gritty and driving 'Warm', it includes the infectious 'Come on to me' (which was recorded in a prison in 2002, actually originally written for a teenage female singer). the countryesque 'That's the way I roll' and the mighty eco-politics of 'Skies'. Influences range from the Fixx to Genesis, U2 and Midnight Oil, but all-round this music is in a class all of its own. Uncompromised by corporate music politics, Rummery's independent evolution continues to bear fruit.