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'Goodbye Ale', Sung by Alessandro Porcelli, Written by Benny O'Regan, Mi...




'Goodbye Ale', Sung by Alessandro Porcelli, Written by Benny O'Regan, Mixed & Produced by Jonesy-NMS

This is 'Goodbye Ale' from my mate Benny O'Regan (O'Regano Benito), from UCD, slightly mixed differently with added percussion and virtual double-bass, which I made -on his backing track- in 2017, and lost but couldn't find it until now. Guitars & Recording Alessandro and Benny. Mixed by Jonesy-NMS. Released by 'firstcomefirstserve' for 'Enscam Recordings'.

Jonesy is Male, 42, Lives in Dublin, Ireland. Making alternative/experimental music in own mini-studio at home in Tallaght.

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