Independent pop/rock musician Mark Tiddy will release his second album 'Thirteen Months' on 22nd April 2013 through his own label, Out of this World Records.
'Thirteen Months' is a concept album which Mark started working on in 2011 when he set himself the task of writing at least one song a month for 13 months to capture his thoughts, feelings and musings within an album.
Mark spent much of 2012 in the studio developing, recording and mixing this new material.
The album is Mark's first new material since his debut release, 'Escape This Town', and includes high-energy pop-punk tracks such as 'Not... Read More Independent pop/rock musician Mark Tiddy will release his second album 'Thirteen Months' on 22nd April 2013 through his own label, Out of this World Records.
'Thirteen Months' is a concept album which Mark started working on in 2011 when he set himself the task of writing at least one song a month for 13 months to capture his thoughts, feelings and musings within an album.
Mark spent much of 2012 in the studio developing, recording and mixing this new material.
The album is Mark's first new material since his debut release, 'Escape This Town', and includes high-energy pop-punk tracks such as 'Not Trying To Say' and 'Grass Is Greener', blended with the softer melodic sounds of 'I'm Sorry' and 'When I'm Asleep'.
'Thirteen Months' will be release on a 'pay what you like basis' on Mark's bandcamp page, through digital retailers such as iTunes, Amazon MP3 and Spotify, and as a CD exclusively from his website for just £5.
'Thirteen Months' Track Listing:
1. Not Trying To Say
2. Don't Give It Up
3. All I Need Is You
4. Nicotine
5. More Than I Once Thought
6. Stand Up & Be The Change
7. Summer Romance
8. I'm Sorry
9. When I'm Asleep
10. I Guess That Was Summer
11. Grass Is Greener
12. Wish You Were Here
13. Dead & Buried
Solo Christian rock artist Mark Tiddy will re-release his debut album 'Escape This Town' as a free download in a newly mastered format on 19th March 2012. Originally released back in 2010, the album includes Mark's song 'Joanna'…
