I have just released a cover copy of “You Raise Me Up”. Hope you all enjoy!

But I am just putting together an updated release that will include English and Italian Lyrics. I will be singing the start of the song in English then building up to the chorus in Italian. I will be posting snippits to get a reaction from you guys.

The Gravity release was born out of my own re-occurring dreams, that include me driving buses as tall as skyscrapers through cities filled with Neon Lights and fields of glass flowers. Walking through deserts of Snow, flying without wings, talking to my ghosts of the past, while loosing the aches, pains, all of the signs of age, and all of the worries of real life. Leaving you feeling totally free!!. But then waking out of those Wonderful dreams and coming back into the real world with all of it's worries and concerns!!

This is a release very personal to me, losing the love of a son.

For many years I had a wonderful relationship with my eldest son, and now we seem to have lost that connection?? Having met a few times over the last few years, although living in different countries, and each meeting falling into harsh words and arguments, over nothing important. No no talks, messages etc. 

After discussing this problem with quite a few of my own close friends, I found this family problem loosing connection or fallouts with Sons and Daughters very common.

Inspired the lyrics for the song.

Sto pubblicando il mio primo lavoro da cantautore con testi sia in inglese che in italiano.

“Alba a Gessopalena” disponibile dal 31/03/2026

Mi piace passeggiare ogni mattina con i miei due cani Australian Shepherd lungo la tranquilla stradina del nostro villaggio, guardando il sorgere del sole che fa brillare le montagne di un oro intenso sopra il villaggio di Gessopalena. Questo ha ispirato i testi e il desiderio di condividerli in italiano con i nostri vicini.

Spero che i miei testi abbiano senso in entrambe le lingue!

I am releasing my first singer songwriter release with both English and Italian lyrics.

“Alba a Gessopalena”   Available from 31/03/2026

I enjoy walking my two Australian Shepherd dogs every morning along our quite village lane, watching the sunrise make the mountains glow golden over the village of Gessopalena. This inspired the lyrics and the want to share it in Italian to our neighbours.

I hope my lyrics make sense in both languages!

For me, this song represents the perfect 'International Crossover.' It is a melody that feels at home both in a social club in London in 1968 and in a square in Abruzzo today. It speaks of that universal human experience—the nostalgia and the light that music brings into our lives. As I prepare to take my show 'Echoes of Old Songs' on tour in 2026, this track has become a key milestone in the repertoire. There is a precise moment when the first notes resonate, and I see the audience's eyes light up—some remembering the first time they heard it, others listening to it for the first time. The single is available on Spotify, Apple Music, and all major platforms starting today. Whether you are walking among the hills with your dogs, as I am doing today, or driving in the city, I hope this 'echo' of a classic brings a little more soul to your journey.

72 Years of Trials: Why I’m Just Getting Started

They say the best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. I say the best time to release a debut single is at seventy-two.
For decades, music has been the soundtrack to my life: the songs I hummed while building a career, the melodies I set aside while raising a family, the lyrics I wrote in the margins of always-too-full calendars. I thought I had missed my chance. I looked at the stage and saw a 'young person's game.'

But 2025 changed everything. I realized that at twenty-two I had the energy, but at seventy-two I finally have the story. I have lived through the broken hearts those love songs talk about. I have seen the world change and I have weathered storms. My voice may have a few more cracks now, but it is those very cracks that let the truth come out. This is not a comeback—because I never really left. This is a beginning. I am not chasing fame; I am chasing the connection that only an honest song can create. I have spent seven decades trying. Now, the curtain has finally risen.

72 anni di prove: perché sto solo iniziando

Dicono che il momento migliore per piantare un albero fosse vent'anni fa. Io dico che il momento migliore per pubblicare un singolo di debutto è a settantadue anni. 
Per decenni, la musica è stata la colonna sonora della mia vita: le canzoni che canticchiavo mentre costruivo una carriera, le melodie che mettevo da parte mentre crescevo una famiglia, i testi che scrivevo nei margini di calendari sempre troppo pieni. Pensavo di aver perso l'occasione. Guardavo il palco e vedevo un 'gioco per giovani'.

Ma il 2025 ha cambiato tutto. Ho capito che a ventidue anni avevo l’energia, ma a settantadue ho finalmente la storia. Ho vissuto i cuori spezzati di cui parlano quelle canzoni d’amore. Ho visto il mondo cambiare e ho affrontato tempeste. La mia voce può avere qualche crepa in più ora, ma sono proprio quelle crepe che lasciano emergere la verità. Questo non è un ritorno—perché non me ne sono mai davvero andato. Questo è un inizio. Non sto inseguendo la fama; sto inseguendo la connessione che solo una canzone onesta può creare. Ho passato sette decenni a provare. Ora, finalmente, il sipario si è alzato.

For me, this song represents the perfect 'International Crossover'. It is a melody that feels at home both in a social club in London in 1968 and in a square in Abruzzo today. It's about that universal human experience—the nostalgia and light that music brings into our lives. As I prepare to tour my show 'Echoes of Old Songs' in 2026, this song has become a milestone in the repertoire. There's a precise moment when the first notes ring out, and I see the audience's eyes light up—some remembering the first time they heard it, others listening to it for the first time. The single is available on Spotify, Apple Music and all major platforms starting today. Whether you're walking through the hills with your dogs, as I do today, or driving around town, I hope this 'echo' of a classic brings a little more soul to your trip.

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