I don't really want my sound to change. I like my current sound. However development is always good and I can still see the remains of my previous influences all over my new music. I'd hate to be one of those artists who seems to be heading in a totally new direction every six months, taking nothing of their previous style with them along the way.
What I wonder though is whether I should take this as a sign to try something drastically new. For a while now I have been wishing to expand my performance from a solo artist into a small group of musicians who could create a more diverse, bigger and more atmospheric sound.
I think the folky acoustic sound would have to stay the central focus but I cant help but wonder what else other sounds could bring to the table.
Here is a short list of instruments I would enjoy to play amongst:
- Cello
- Violin
- Flute
- Oboe
- Piano/Organ
- Electric guitar
- Other vocalists
Of course I will make absolutely no effort to link up with any of the above and if any musicians were to approach me with regards to collaboration, I would probably sit on the idea for months until they lose interest and disappear, but these ideas have been floating around my mind for a while now which is kind of telling me I should move out of my comfort zone and try something new. I think it would be worth it.

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