Written whilst living on the land in Tuscany, Italy, 2020. Being part of a new community where we are consciously connecting with how to live, create and be. This care and consideration applies to all aspects of our lives and mother nature is our constant guide. This song and video is about deep listening and observation and the lessons which come from this. www.martinewaltier.com

This is ‘The Calm’. Available to download for free at martinewaltier.com/listen. Thank you xx This is the beginning of a complete song that exists in my repertoire. The first two chords of the song I used for shavasana (relaxation) in my yoga class and I felt the desire to create this track and video for you all to use as you wish. I imagine it can be used as an aid for sleep, relaxation, meditation and breathwork, using conscious breathing and tuning into your body as the sounds and visuals travel. If you’d like to connect and learn more about how to ‘get into yourself’ please visit my website martinewaltier.com - I would love to hear from you. Thank you for listening and watching, blessings. P.S. Watch in HD for full effect!

I wrote this song mid 2019 and had a chorus but would make up the lyrics for the verse when performing it live. With being in ‘lockdown’ and with all that's been going on, these verse lyrics recently came to me. The track is available to download through martinewaltier.com/listen - a donation would be most appreciated. Love and peace to you all 🙏🏼

Original composition about my experience on my kundalini yoga training.

Performance of Juxtapositions from Mike Westbrook's A Bigger Show. Performed in Catania, Sicily as part of a 25 year anniversary concert in November 2018.

Filmed at Walden Pond, Concord, MA, United States Jan 2014 http://www.billybottle.co.uk Poetry by Henry David Thoreau (with additional lyrics by Martine Waltier and Billy Bottle) Featuring: Martine Waltier - voice Billy Bottle - keys/organ/bass/backing vocals Roz Harding - soprano sax Vivien Goodwin-Darke - flute Angus Menter - trombone Gary Evans - drums Produced, mixed, and mastered by Lee Fletcher. Co-produced, Composed and Arranged by Billy Bottle Filmed and Edited by Billy Bottle & Martine Waltier Post-Production by Vevi Digital From the 2014 release, Unrecorded Beam. Available from http://www.billybottle.bandcamp.com © & ℗ Leo Records 2014

http://www.bbc.co.uk/thevoiceuk Couple Billy Bottle & Martine entertain all four coaches performing their eclectic take on Snap's 'The Power'. Download The Voice UK App now and be a HomeCoach Android: http://bit.ly/1BhBSw0 iOS: http://bit.ly/1DT9BeK

music Mike Westbrook words Kate Westbrook featuring Martine Waltier Billy Bottle Kate Westbrook voices Barnfield Theatre, Exeter July 30th 2015 recorded by Miles Ashton and Jon Hiseman

Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Hold Us (White Tara) · Sarah Patterson Buddhasongs ℗ 2018 Sarah Patterson Released on: 2018-05-23 Auto-generated by YouTube.

Stream is the 2011 studio album of Canterbury songwriter and ex Caravan / Matching Mole / Camel keyboard player, Dave Sinclair. The album features high profile guest musicians: Robert Wyatt (Soft Machine), Andy Latimer (Camel), Annie Haslam (Renaissance), Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin (Stewart & Gaskin) and Jimmy Hastings. Also featuring: Martin Bacon, Fred T Baker, Gareth Balch, Marcus Bishop, Billy Bottle, Doug Boyle, Yoshitaka Enomoto, Morgan Fisher, Martin Hoj, John Murphy, Martine Waltier, Dave Rees-Williams, Rox Clayton-Scott, James Turner and Chizuko Ura. Recorded between 2006 - 2010, the album was intended for global release in 2011, however was only given a limited release in Japan by the Japanese record label who owns the rights to the album recordings and thus had previously prevented Dave from making his work available outside of Japan. In 2015, a new contract was signed with Disc Union in Japan and Burning Shed in the UK. Burning Shed are now exclusively distributing the original English pressing of the album whilst stocks last: http://www.burningshed.com/store/davesinclair Dave has asked for the time being that these preview tracks remain on YouTube for publicity until a time when the Japanese label requests their removal or a future streaming/digital release is contracted.