Andy Gullahorn writes with insight and wry humour. It might not feel like a laughing matter, but sometimes it helps to smile. This is not a political statement, its a reflection on life. And maybe some of you are gliding along through life’s challenges, but the rest of us feel like we’re in a surprise …
Andy Gullahorn composed Village a couple of years ago in response to recovery from disasters both natural and cultural. The same sentiments remain appropriate when heard in the current cultural moment as well. It sounds like it could have been written yesterday.
Social isolation theoretically could be a time of reflection, resulting in personal growth and self-improvement. Last year on Twitter it seemed like lots of folk started identifying with their result from Enneagram, which is a personality test, that reduces your character traits to one of nine numbers. Those of you who have been around can …
Light A Candle is a track from Andy Gullahorn’s album Everything As It Should Be. I’ve posted it before; this version is a live recording from the album launch and features Jill Phillips (Gullahorn’s wife) on vocals and Andrew Osenga and Gabe Scott on guitars. This is not a sentimental expression, it is a resolved …
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