There’s something about live music that just can’t be replicated—especially when it comes from a master of the keys like Brett Wales. Last night, I had the pleasure of attending his performance at the Stockport Organ & Keyboard Club, and what an evening it was! Brett, known for his flair and finesse, brought along his […]
An Evening with Brett Wales at the Stockport Organ & Keyboard Club Read More »
Today’s an exciting day — my brand new marketing materials have officially landed, and I couldn’t be more thrilled to share them with you all. After a lot of thought and design time, my fresh batch of business cards, flyers, and even some sleek engraved pens have arrived just in time for my upcoming performances.
Fresh Off the Press: My Brand New Marketing Material Has Arrived! Read More »
I extend my deepest condolences to the Roman Catholic community around the world on the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis. His unwavering commitment to compassion, humility, and justice touched millions, transcending faiths and borders. May his legacy of peace and service continue to inspire us all. My thoughts and prayers are with all those
Remembering a Shepherd of Peace Read More »
There’s something really special about living so close to the rural countryside. That comforting blend of fresh air, open fields, and charming villages always brings a sense of peace that city life just can’t replicate. One of the many perks of where I live is being able to jump in the car and, within minutes,
Living Close to the Countryside Read More »
Over the past few months, my music livestreams have gone from an occasional treat to a regular fixture – and I’m absolutely loving it! I’m really excited to share that I now host two livestream shows every week– every Wednesday and Sunday evening fron 7:30pm (UK Time). Whether you’re a long-time supporter or just discovering
Growing the Livestreams – Twice a Week and More to Come! Read More »
Many of you already know this about me and my dad—we’re absolutely fascinated by big industry. There’s something magnetic about the size, the sounds, and the sheer scale of human engineering when you’re up close to a factory or industrial site. We’ve spent many evenings exploring these kinds of places, and tonight was no exception.
Evening Adventures: A Visit to Scunthorpe Steel Works with Dad Read More »
Who needs a custom print shop when you’ve got an iron, a bit of patience and a dash of creativity? I’ve been experimenting with iron-on transfers to give my everyday bags a personal twist—and now they proudly display Gareth Edwards Music for all to see. Admittedly, nylon isn’t the easiest fabric to work with when
Safe to Say We Know Who These Bags Belong To… Read More »
I’ve got some exciting news to share—and it’s all thanks to a lovely suggestion from one of my brilliant followers Gemma Richardson. A little while ago Gemma reached out with a fantastic idea: “Why don’t you start your own podcast? It would be great to hear more about your life, your music and everything in
New Podcast Coming Soon: Soundtrack of My Life Read More »
I’m working on an instrumental version of “The One I Love” by R.E.M. using my Yamaha Tyros 4 organ. The song has a simple, steady rhythm, and I think it will sound great on the organ. For the rhythm, I’m using a Slow Rock style, which fits the song’s feel. I’ve chosen Electric Bass for
R.E.M.’s “The One I Love” Reimagined Read More »
I just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who joined in the livestream last night — what a fantastic evening it was! It really means so much to have you all tune in, and your support makes every note worthwhile. Special thanks for the brilliant song requests, especially The Birdie Song and
Thank You for Joining the Livestream! Read More »