Vlog 36 Why did I move to Ireland
In today’s Vlog I talk about a question I get asked a lot. Why did I move to Ireland? This is a big part of my story and I thought it was important to bring it up in the vlog…
December 15, 2015
Vlog 20 Coffee talk
So todays vlog covers two things really. First of all, I am asking your opinions and advice on what should I do with the low light issue with my Vloggin set up. Currently the iPhone 6 is serving me well,…
Vlog 19 Songwriting
This vlog could be almost part of my “On Songwriting” series of blog posts. I just let the video camera roll while I was writing a song, so you get a real insight into my songwriting process 🙂 And there…
Vlog 7 In my studio/office
It’s been a while since my last Vlog. Mainly to do with the fact that I’ve been mainly doing my thing in Dublin 😀 But I have some interesting stuff planned and I’ll be needing your help on it, so…
12th of July Blog update
It’s a cloudy overcast day in Dublin, but still warm. It feels like there is a thunder-storm on the way. But then again, that feeling has lingered around for few days now. We have a house quest for the next…
Coffee
I think I’m long overdue to write this blog post 😀 I’m sure many of you know I like my coffee. To me it is kind of like soul food. It makes my mornings worth getting up for. In Finland,…
21st of December Blog update
So we are nearly ready for the Christmas break 🙂 I had a very productive week in the studio, on my blog and playing sessions and shows. Now tomorrow morning (Monday) I am flying to Poland for my Christmas break….
Dublin
Let’s make it clear, as much as I have been criticising the current politics in Dublin and in Ireland, it is only because I love this town. It has been my home for the past 18 years. It has been…
Peaceful anger on the streets
Once again I woke up after another Right to Water protest to a massive downplay of figures of how many people turned up. The media are reporting between 20,000 and 100,000, with a gap like that, someone is trying to…
Writing on the wall
The property market was largely the stumbling block that led Ireland into recession in 2008 and only in the past few years has the country started to climb out of it. The thing is, the figures are looking better on…
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