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Año: 2074.

Comenzo su nueva era como, Tim Baker.

Un pequeño rediseño del personaje luego de 1 mes 🙌🏻✨ #tim #roperi #timróperi #timbaker #ciervobizarro #oc #redesing #art #arte #albino (en Ciudad De Gómez, Santa Fe, Argentina) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHp6s0thFyd/?igshid=lagcajfnmxk

Photo: Tim Baker of @heyrosetta at the 2016 Halifax Pop Explosion #timbaker #heyrosetta #halifaxpopexplosion #halifaxpopexplosion2016 #live #livemusic #halifax #halifaxnovascotia #photo #christoms #freshtables #freshtagram #instagram (at Halifax, Nova Scotia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B79bFOqHVzF/?igshid=3fr9b8qq1371

Tim Baker from renowned Canadian band Hey Rosetta! has recently been touring the UK & Europe with some incredible solo live shows (and we are reliably told he had funny banter with his audiences, to boot.) His debut critically acclaimed solo album ‘Forever Overhead’ was released in 2019, followed by a  solo single and EP ‘The Eighteenth Hole’. Tim recently shot a stunning brand new, breathtakingly cinematic video for the single shot in Newfoundland. Super talented and musically prolific - we decided to dig deeper to find out much more about Tim Baker with a 'Take 5'.... When did you realise that you wanted to be a musician and song-writer? What or who has inspired you ?   This goes back further than I can remember i’m afraid. My father put me in piano lessons at the age of four and wouldn't hear of me quitting, and meanwhile as a child apparently my hair was exactly like Rod Stewart’s (who was my mother’s favourite and would actually come to Newfoundland on tour occasionally, which was a huge deal) so I guess it was sort of predestined from then on. I grew up listening to my parents music (a mixture of heavyweight 60/70s songwriters and 80/90s rock) and then I came of age during the explosion of alternative music in the 90s, all the while playing classical music and singing in choirs, so a lot of things shaped me musically as I grew up. But it was probably the hair.  Who, living or dead, would you dream of collaborating with? I usually say Feist - because I love her musical spirit and production and voice and I feel I understand her so well - or perhaps Johnny Greenwood because I don’t. Or I would love a 70s era Dion to sing a song I wrote. Or Van Morrison. Or a 60s era Cat Stevens. Or to go through the process of writing and arranging and recording a song with Paul Simon. Or Wilco. Or 60’s Colin Blunstone. Or John Lennon. But oh that's too many dreams.  Tell us about your EP ‘The Eighteenth Hole Variations’– what is the song about?  So the EP is simply two variations on the song “The Eighteenth Hole” from my full-length record. One is a dreamy vocal trio arrangement, the other a solo-piano instrumental version. The song is pretty simple and narrative. It's about going to your ex-girlfriends wedding, and then escaping the heavy regret of it by leaving the reception and drunkenly roaming through a golf course.  https://youtu.be/z729teIDpKg Tell us five things you love about the city you live in (please name) and why… I live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and I love it because It's green but urbanIt's quiet but always pulsing with music and art and all sorts of goings-onIt's full of my friends but also millions of people I've not metIt's the centre of the music industry of Canada but also the scene there is surprisingly small and welcoming and cooperative and goodThe food - but maybe this should be number one What are you most looking forward to this year?  When I finish this European tour (in mid-March) I’m going home to finish writing and begin recording my next record and that is the most exciting thing.  Read the full article

Tim Baker from Canadian band Hey Rosetta! has announced new tour dates for January and February 2020.  His debut critically acclaimed solo album ‘Forever Overhead’ was released earlier this year. Since then he has also released a solo single and EP ‘The Eighteenth Hole Variations’ - out now. The EP features a simply stunning performance of album heartbreak track, 'The Eighteenth Hole' as a vocal trio - see the video below for this track and for the full tour dates. Canadian luminary Tim Baker, lead singer of Newfoundland’s Hey Rosetta!, released a new solo single and EP ‘The Eighteenth Hole Variations’ on 18th October via AWAL. His debut critically acclaimed solo album ‘Forever Overhead’ was released earlier this year. The EP features a stunning performance of album heartbreak track, The Eighteenth Hole, featuring Tim,  Felicity Williams (of Bernice) and  Nico Paulo (a solo musician in her own right and currently in Tim's band) as a vocal trio. Currently on tour in the US on tour with Montreal's indie-psyche-rock quartet, Half Moon Run, followed by a solo Canadian headline tour finally Tim brings his bass & drum trio to the UK in January 2020 for several dates kicking off on 22nd January at London’s Servants Jazz Quarters.  Tim's solo album  Forever Overhead showed that Baker’s sharp song writing, the heart of Hey Rosetta!, is as affecting as ever.  When crafting the album, Baker drew from 70s songwriters, like Jackson Browne and Randy Newman, whose music filled his childhood home and from his contemporaries such as Feist and Half Moon Run. Produced by Marcus Paquin (The National, Local Natives),  Forever Overhead blends piano ballads with bullient folk-rock tracks featuring Liam O’Neill (Suuns), Ben Whiteley (The Weather Station), as well as Mishka Stein & Joe Grass (Patrick Watson). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIFhRq1SEt0&feature=youtu.be NEW TOUR DATES  - GRAB TICKETS HERE: https://timbaker.net/ 15.01 Lisbon, Portugal / Musicbox  17.01 Estarraja, Portugal / Cine-Teatro of Estarreja  19.01 Lisbon, Portugal / Sofar Sounds  22.01 London, UK / Servants Jazz Quarters  24.01 Shrewsbury, UK / Henry Tudor House  26.01 Dublin, IRE / Whelen’s  29.01 Cardiff, UK / Acapela  31.01 Bristol, UK / Hare on the Hill  02.02 Brighton, UK / Prince Albert  07.02 Neuburg an der Donau, DE / Piu Piano  09.02 Vienna, AUS / Chelsea  12.02 Hamburg, DE / Mojo Jazz Café  15.02 Groningen, NL / Lutherse Kerk 16.02 Utrecht, NL / Tivoli Vrendenberg Read the full article

Canadian luminary Tim Baker, lead singer of Newfoundland’s Hey Rosetta!, releases a new solo single and EP ‘The Eighteenth Hole Variations’ on 18th October via AWAL. His debut critically acclaimed solo album ‘Forever Overhead’ was released earlier this year. The EP features a stunning performance of album heartbreak track, The Eighteenth Hole, featuring Tim, Felicity Williams (of Bernice) and Nico Paulo (a solo musician in her own right and currently in Tim's band) as a vocal trio. https://youtu.be/YIFhRq1SEt0 Currently on tour in the US on tour with Montreal's indie-psyche-rock quartet, Half Moon Run, followed by a solo Canadian headline tour finally Tim brings his bass & drum trio to the UK in January 2020 for 8 dates kicking off on 22nd January at London’s Servants Jazz Quarters.  At the end of 2017, twelve years after their inception, the multi-award-winning band, Hey Rosetta! went on hiatus, after selling 10,000 tickets to five farewell shows. For the band’s principal songwriter and lead vocalist Tim Baker, this was the start of a new chapter. His debut solo album Forever Overhead showed that Baker’s sharp song writing, the heart of Hey Rosetta!, is as affecting as ever.  When crafting the album, Baker drew from 70s songwriters, like Jackson Browne and Randy Newman, whose music filled his childhood home and from his contemporaries such as Feist and Half Moon Run. Produced by Marcus Paquin (The National, Local Natives), Forever Overhead blends piano ballads with bullient folk-rock tracks featuring Liam O’Neill (Suuns), Ben Whiteley (The Weather Station), as well as Mishka Stein & Joe Grass (Patrick Watson). https://open.spotify.com/album/1jD5I8iDt4S9RfxZQZ72xM Read the full article

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