Summer/Winter - North/South - 2007/2008:

As the seasons ensue, the threads of Cloudboy continue to diverge and interweave as the various members are following their erstwhile individual paths, which is to say that everybody is spread over the globe happily doing their own and collaborative things, musical and non-musical. No specifically Cloudboy-related plans have been made for 2007 or 2008 as yet, but don't be surprised to receive a wayward message in your cyber-mailbox just when you've given up all hope.

Till then!

Ongoing items of interest:

For those who are (still!) waiting for a repress of the 1995 "cloudboy" E.P. - please be patient. It'll have to keep just a little longer.
In the meantime, check out Demarnia Lloyd's "Set Upon a Curve", her second solo CD (out on Global Routes); recorded while she was artist-in-residence at Smith's Grainstore in Oamaru, this is a real gem. After a few years of absence from recording, there are currently some garden-shed-type collaborations happening with Demarnia's brother Jody, so check the She'll Be Right website for any details should they eventuate!
John White's second solo outing "Mogwash", recorded in Berlin 2003 and released in Wellington 2005, is another beautiful gem; contact John for details. (His first solo album "Balloon Adventure" has been re-released on She'll Be Right.) While on the subject of John - Mestar's new album "Shut the Squizwot Factories Down" was released in late 2006 and is pretty cool alright. It's out on Arch Hill.
Johannes in the meantime has long finished his second "Sleepytime" album - "Schlafwandler", available from Monkey Records - and is now working on several new, highly secret projects involving instruments and computers. One of these is an album with Jay Clarkson that should be released in mid-2007, and his third (final?) Sleepytime instalment "The Twilight Drone" should be out this year too. That is if the Bad Statistics don't take over the world first.

 

 

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