A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, Alan Peter has been writing Pop, Jazz, and Classical music since he took up the guitar at age 16. Joining us from Norway, he was the piano-keyboard player and co-songwriter with Irish Alternative Rock band Woodstar, who in 2001 signed with EMI Parlophone to release the critically acclaimed EP "Time To Bleed," produced by Ben Hillier (Depeche Mode, Doves). This was followed by the "Life Sparks" LP in 2002, produced by Richard Rainey (U2, Clannad) and Stephen Street (The Cranberries, The Smiths, Blur).
A wonderfully warm, lush and all live big band jazz track. Very delicate, tasteful and exclusive sounding production, with a feel of old dance halls and concert halls. Old style jazz, classic jazz. A short vocal part appears from around 01:10. Features live orchestral strings, live brass, live piano, Female Vocals, Jazz, Smooth Jazz Vocals
A supremely tasty, classy, lush and delicate classic jazz track. Smooth as velvet, featuring all live instruments and orchestra, and a female vocal towards the end of the track. Classic big band jazz ensemble with orchestra. Stick around to hear the short vocal part around the 3 minute mark. Female Vocals, Jazz, Orchestral Jazz
(JULY 2022) Alan Peter's song "Less I Have You" is our July 2022 Editor's Choice Award-Winner. This is a calm, charming Pop Ballad song evoking a happier, simpler time. With fabulous orchestral layers and a dreamy female vocal, this song is enjoying substantial play time on RadioSparx and is perfect for creative TV/film uses and commercial ad spots needing a retro sweet, innocent, and calm vocal track.A sweet and charming, somewhat naïve sounding vocal Pop Ballad, with a sense of simpler times, perhaps going back to the 1950's-1970's with the innocence and genuine hope for a better world. The lyrics are a pretty straightforward love song, and the music is lush, delicate, tasteful and rich. Female Vocals, Dramatic, Romantic Music
A smooth, lush, and warm vocal pop track with a retro 1960s-1970's sound. Think the Beatles and other 1960s-1970s flower power, also perhaps early David Bowie. Soft male vocal. Somewhat psychedelic, dreamy, trippy. Very pleasant sound, featuring all live instruments and string section. Male Vocals, Rock, Pop Rock
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