Show Notes
Chip Wickham takes us through his new album The Eternal Now, sharing the journey of its creation from the initial sessions and the musicians he collaborated with, to the shared writing and production process with Matthew Halsall. This time, he embraced a different approach working at his own pace, taking time to explore creatively, and allowing space for playfulness.
Tracklist: Chip Wickham - The Eternal Now Chip Wickham - Drifting Chip Wickham - No Turning Back Chip Wickham - Outside Chip Wickham - Nara Black (Feat. PEACH) Chip Wickham - Falling Deep Chip Wickham - Ikigai Chip Wickham - Lost Souls Chip Wickham - The Eternal Now Chip Wickham - Drifting Chip Wickham - Falling Deep
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