Back in 1997, David Longworth and Dwayne Conway were working as doctors in the A&E department of York District Hospital, entirely unaware of a shared interest in music. Only when Dwayne tried to sell Dave a copy of "Out Go The Lights", a CD by Birmingham-based "7:17 Blues" on which Dwayne played bass, did he discover that Dave had an entire back catalogue of written but unrecorded songs in need of some arrangement and production. North South Divide was born from this partnership. Since then, despite Dwayne's medical career taking him to Plymouth, London, Birmingham, Leeds and Canada, North South Divide have continued to work on arranging and producing the songs of David Longworth. In 2002 the debut CD "Another Fine Day" was completed, and is available via the band website www.nsdivide.com. The follow-up eponymous CD will be available mid-2008.
Without further a do we are pleased to announce the studio is open.
The large live room has acoustically isolated zones, vocal booth, digital capabilities and extensive analogue mixing and mastering facilities.
Contemporary interior design with furniture from bmw and deep shag pile carpets, provided together with excellent engineers, affordable rates, fresh coffee and a private terrace we have created one of the best studios in the north for you.
North South Divide have been played on the It's A Frog's Life Acoustic Podcast Show 76 - Things that make you happy - where features some great acoustic music from the UK, including the Acoustic Song of the Year 2008 from Sefton. There's a Hopping All Over The World submission from Rowley at Dark Compass, two Liverpool Sound songs, and a great blues track to finish from Babajack. ..
Follow the link above to this specific show or the link below to the general shownotes page. The show is free to listen to, and you can get it either by using the online player or by downloading the mp3 file. And why not subscribe and get each new episode automatically?
