Jadis No Fear Of Looking Down CD

The title, 'No Fear of Looking Down' and the idea, came about after watching on YouTube the perilous ascents... and descents of city and urban structures by fearless young 'explorers'. They have now added to their dramatic antics by filming the climbs using high definition GoPro cameras. - Being somewhat anxious myself when it comes to sheer heights, these unnerving accounts struck a chord with me and therefore thought it would be an interesting subject. - Think climbing one of the Battersea Power Station chimneys at night, while it's windy and with no harness, or free climbing Centrepoint in London and then performing handstands on one of the cranes... The album has been recorded over the last three years and once again has Steve Christey on Drums and Andy Marlow playing Bass. We have also been fortunate this time to get some excellent musical contributions from former Jadis keyboard player Martin Orford, who will be playing some keyboard solos, piano, backing vocals, flute and some hurdy gurdy. This album will have plenty of variation, as well as the characteristic guitar melodies and riffs.

1. Listen to Me 5:34 2. Where Am I 5:22 3. Just Let It Happen 7:09 4. A Thousand Staring Eyes 4:51 5. Change of the Season 5:08 6. Seeds of Doubt 4:33 7. Abandoned 6:07 8. No Fear of Looking Down 6:38