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Of summers gone by...
"Afternoon Pips" ¦ "Girl On The Hill" by July Skies. Taken from the album 'The Weather Clock', released on the perfectly formed Make Mine Music label [MMM027]. 2008
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N.B - Apologies for uploading something that is already on YT, only, this track was the 2nd song that I ever submitted on here. Sadly, I deleted it moments after by mistake. I decided to add an extra track, make a new video and re-upload it to my channel as it's a personal favourite of mine by one of my favourite musical projects.
-Frobbz-

July Skies:
is a West Midlands (UK) based recording project commenced by Antony Harding in 1997, who has released four albums and two EPs since 2000. July Skies is also part of the fiercely independent and unique Make Mine Music label collective who have now achieved over 50 releases. July Skies is heavily inspired by faded innocence and lost times and attempt to capture this through music and design. The project is often assisted by long time collaborators Benjamin T Holton and Robert Glover from the band epic45. July Skies has received support from the late John Peel and Rob Da Bank of BBC Radio1, Verity Sharp of BBC Radio3, Stuart Maconie on BBC Radio6, BBC Bristol and ChillFM.
They are currently working on two releases, A Day in the Country and Observe the Weather. Antony is also part of the Birmingham experimental outfits Avrocar and juliasette.
July Skies also perform occasional live events and have supported and played alongside Piano Magic, Secret Shine, The Clientele, Epic45, Portal, Avrocar, Yellow6, The Exploits of Elaine, Junkboy, Mazarin, Pluxus and Fuxa. For more information please click on the related links section below.

Make Mine Music:
is a truly radical independent record label, established in 2002, owned and run by the artists themselves. Each artist pays for the manufacture and promotion of their own records and correspondingly receives 100% of any income generated by those releases.
The label and its artists are not bound by conventional music industry constraints. There are no management pockets to line, no shareholders to please, no restrictive contracts or demands placed on the artists. The artists are in control and are fairly rewarded for their hard work.
When you buy a Make Mine Music release, you are supporting the artist directly and keeping the spirit of independent music alive.

Video composed by Frobbz, for D. Stych.

Related Links:
http://www.julyskies.com
http://www.myspace.com/julyskies
http://soundcloud.com/july-skies
http://www.makeminemusic.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/makeminemusic
http://soundcloud.com/makeminemusic