Gerry Cinnamon Lyrics
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1. Canter
2. War Song Soldier
3. Where Were Going
4. Head in the Clouds
5. Dark Days
6. The Bonny
7. Sun Queen
8. Outsiders
9. Roll the Credits
10. Mayhem
11. Six String Gun
Other Songs
Belter
Diamonds in the Mud
Erratic Cinematic
Every Man's Truth
Fortune Favours the Bold
Ghost
Keysies
Lullaby
Sometimes
War TV
What Have You Done
Gerard Crosbie (born 1 October 1984), professionally known as Gerry Cinnamon, is a Scottish singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist. He sings in his local accent with "brutally honest" lyrics.
In 2014, having sold-out gigs at small venues purely through word of mouth and social media, he was invited to write and perform a song at a rally event in George Square ahead of the referendum on Scottish independence.[13][3] The song, Hope Over Fear, which was released as a single, introduced him to a wider audience - however he has stated that he had no desire to become a figurehead for the Yes campaign.
In November of 2016, without being signed to a record label, he headlined a sold-out show at Glasgow's O2 ABC Glasgow, the promotion of which had consisted of a single message on his Facebook profile; he later admitted he was so disorganised that he had not even prepared a set list for the performance.
In September of 2017, he released his first album Erratic Cinematic, funded via the PledgeMusic platform and produced by Chris Marshall, which quickly rose to the number 1 spot in the UK iTunes chart for singer-songwriters (briefly outselling the likes of Ed Sheeran), and 6th overall.
He has encouraged aspiring artists to believe in themselves despite a lack of expensive backing,[4][9] and expressed a scathing distaste for the nature of music industry marketing and excessive hyping of inferior quality artists,[ stating in 2016:
"The only reason I'm in this game is because it's full of imposters ruining music and my very existence annoys them and it pleases me. If you're a working class musician hearing this or reading it and you respect the art of song writing more than the art of pretending then you have a responsibility to get involved. There's a war on for real music and if you're sound and can write decent tunes then you're on the front line whether you like it or not."-Wikipedia
Birth Name: Gerard CrosbieIn 2014, having sold-out gigs at small venues purely through word of mouth and social media, he was invited to write and perform a song at a rally event in George Square ahead of the referendum on Scottish independence.[13][3] The song, Hope Over Fear, which was released as a single, introduced him to a wider audience - however he has stated that he had no desire to become a figurehead for the Yes campaign.
In November of 2016, without being signed to a record label, he headlined a sold-out show at Glasgow's O2 ABC Glasgow, the promotion of which had consisted of a single message on his Facebook profile; he later admitted he was so disorganised that he had not even prepared a set list for the performance.
In September of 2017, he released his first album Erratic Cinematic, funded via the PledgeMusic platform and produced by Chris Marshall, which quickly rose to the number 1 spot in the UK iTunes chart for singer-songwriters (briefly outselling the likes of Ed Sheeran), and 6th overall.
He has encouraged aspiring artists to believe in themselves despite a lack of expensive backing,[4][9] and expressed a scathing distaste for the nature of music industry marketing and excessive hyping of inferior quality artists,[ stating in 2016:
"The only reason I'm in this game is because it's full of imposters ruining music and my very existence annoys them and it pleases me. If you're a working class musician hearing this or reading it and you respect the art of song writing more than the art of pretending then you have a responsibility to get involved. There's a war on for real music and if you're sound and can write decent tunes then you're on the front line whether you like it or not."
Born: 1 October 1984 (age 40)
From: Glasgow, Scotland
Genre(s): Indie rock, indie folk, folk roc, anti-folk
Instrument(s): Vocals, guitar, harmonica
Associated Acts: The LaFontaines