
The past few weeks have been busy promoting the new single “Going up Woolies lane backwards” we were featured in the John O'Groat newspaper, which was great to let everyone hear about the new single and building a following especially in my hometown of Wick and getting our name out there. We were also interviewd by Charlie Bryde at CaithnessFM, this was more exposure and we chatted about all things music and they played an album track called Gala Night Love Affair, it was an exiting time and brilliant to hear the song on the radio. We also had a lot of airplay on Amazing Radio and especially from Jim Gellaty, who is a top radio presenter. All theses things gives us something to build on and to go go forward. My current project is putting an album together reflecting on my home town of Wick, at this stage its called “Unner e stars o Week” so been writing a lot of music and trying out different versions to see which version's works best, i have written about 15 new songs, and revisiting older songs to see how they would fit in. Lyrics have been written for 8 out of the planned 10 songs, with videos to to go with each song..
Also learning a lot about social media and how it all works, its not just a case of uploading music and job done, its a lot of more work, you have to feed the machine constantly to reach a wider audience. Its been fun though seeing how all these tools work together. As well as writing songs and learning about social media i have designed this website .
Thanks for stopping by and checking out Stu & the rhythm fire, hope you enjoy the songs
Stu & the rhythm fire

This song is about a carefree summer's day of the 70s, feeling everything was fun, the sun was warmer, the sky bluer, and days lasted forever. Woolies shop was also a kids dream, and Going up Woolies lane backwards is something i did then and now.
“we get a lot of music sent to us but Going up Woolies lane was the highlight, quirky sounds of Summer”
