Mike Scott

Although ex-Waterboys singer/songwriter Mike Scott didn’t produce his correct solo debut until 1995’s Bring ‘Em All In, he’d actually currently made a solo album of sorts on the ultimate release to bear the Waterboys billing, 1993’s Dream Harder, which Scott documented in NY with session musicians. Following release of Fantasy Harder, Scott made a decision to leave NY (where he previously been structured for a lot of the 1990s) and relocated to Scotland, where he embarked on an extended stay on the Findhorn Base religious community. Bring ‘Em All In was straight motivated by his encounters there, and actually was documented (by using Niko Bolas) in a 24-monitor studio room that Scott setup under the community’s theatre. Marking a go back to Celtic folk affects after the very much harder-rocking Desire Harder, Scott performed all the instruments around the acoustic-dominated recording, which might rank as his most nakedly personal function. Still Burning adopted in 1997.