Timmy Curran – Word Of Mouth
Timmy Curran is another surfer turned musician. Well, his surfing can still turn heads. His flips can actually snap your neck :) Anyway, he came up with his first album called Word Of Mouth. And this is exactly how Timmy wants to spread the word about his new album. From one person to another, from emule to bittorrent :)… Timmy Curran decided to offer his album for free! You can go to his site and download any of his songs or his whole album.
Who is Tim Curran? Tim Curran was born August 14, 1977 and is today a musician, retired professional surfer and a spokesperson for the Surfrider Foundation. While he was active on the surf world tour he was consistently in contention for the world championship and one of the better surfers out there. Still he remained one of the well-regarded surfers on the tour, a trait he attributed to his “Christian faith and belief in God”.
As mentioned he is an aerial wizard and is considered to be the pioneer of surfing’s “Aerial Revolution”. His upside-down flip was stomped in two-foot surf at Rocky Point in Hawaii during winter of 2005.
Word Of Mouth
- Daylight’s Coming | Download mp3
- Comatose | Download mp3
- Selfish Ways | Download mp3
- Moving On | Download mp3
- Slow | Download mp3
- Joan | Download mp3
- Horses On The Range | Download mp3
- Blue Eyes | Download mp3
- Lonely | Download mp3
- Save | Download mp3
- Can You Feel It | Download mp3
Or go directly to Timmy Curran site.
It’s really mellow and easy to listen to. I like it.
Every surfer plays guitar now :) but yeah, Tim Curren is actually very good, at least to me.
Go Timmy!
Free album, nice move :) it’s on my iPod already 8)
Thanks T
got the album, and its great! so cool of timmy to be giving all of his music away!! ;D
Hey nice sounds!
It is mellow, The first song is exceptionally well done. I like how there are underlying layers of surf music. Glissando guitar heavy on tremolo bar and reverb side by side with Hawaiian style guitar.
Also good use of the delay.
Kind of U2/Edge like in the way he creates ambient spaces.
Only complaint is the vocal treatments. No need to thicken. It would sound more alive without the double tracking and harmonizing.
Good work!