I’ve been busy this week. This is the second song we recorded on Friday. It was written by my partner-in-crime Dom De Dato, who played and sang everything you hear. I was the engineer. I also made the clip, based around three photos of marigolds.
The words come from Bilhana Kavi, a Kashmiri poet writing in the tenth century.
A new clip from my band, Sprezzatura. Sung by a real Soccer Dad!
A new film clip from Dangar Island, Australia. The music is from my band Sprezzatura, I play guitar and Dom Di Dato sings and plays guitar. Our tiny community has an annual Mardi Gras where I get to play live. The parade is nothing short of fabulous… my neighbours are the real stars in this clip!
During the lockdown I became quite productive…. within sight of my house. You get to see the rainy view from the Dangar Island Bowling Club, then my shadow on the beach. I’m behind the camera.
This is a song I made when I was much much younger. The singer is the wonderful Lizzy Hogan, Ric Grudzinskas played bass, George Sutanovic drums and Linz Norris and myself on guitars. I’ve been making low budget, lo-fi clips to post stuff on Youtube. The images are from my Street Art photo file.
The song is copyright J P Horsam/I M Hogan 1979-2021 as updated. Please refer to my About page for full copyright details regarding the photos.
I cant travel to get any photos at the moment so I’m making movies in my back garden.
A Sprezzatura production by Dom Di Dato & Peter Horsam
Copyright Horsam/Di Dato 2020
I started to write the words for this song when I was on the school ferry home to Dangar Island. Nothing has changed there really, same old chaos.
Kids On The Ferry, A Sprezzatura production featuring Dom Di Dato and Peter Horsam.
Copyright Horsam/Di Dato 2021
I haven’t been out much in the last year…. I’ve done hardly any photography. However, I have been making lots of music. This is animated by Mel Anderson, some of her Tiny Folk. If you’re very observant you can see them going about their business. Most of them are very shy.
The prompt is about harmony. Here’s what I use to make a noise….
Sounds like this… resonator guitar, dog in the background
The Ambitious Drifter 
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