A Tune from the Covid 19 Cocoon

DUBLIN - April 14, 2020 - PRLog -- Cocooned by government decree, due to the Covid 19 virus,Krunchie Killeen composed and released a song ("When Life Comes Back to Normal") looking forward to resuming simple pleasures like strolling along a golden strand, walking around the park, sauntering down a city street, or having a treat in a cafe, and to flying to France or Spain once again. He  recorded the song at home using Sibelius and MixPad software packages and "Note Performer" virtual instruments.

The song is live on Spotify, YouTube Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, iHeart Radio, Google Play, and iTunes, and will soon be found on the other streaming services (Tik Tok, Pandora, ClaroMusica, Saavn, TIDAL, Napster, Anghami, KKBox, TouchTunes).

On YouTube, the song is illustrated by slides of scenic places to illustrate the theme.

The first verse of the song says:

"I'd like to take you by the hand
And walk along a golden strand,
Or maybe walk around the park
Upon a sunny morning. "

A selection of photos of Krunchie can be viewed and downloaded from:

https://p-ocillin.tkhcloudstorage.com/item/c3e7ed8999a2452a8cce961491f421cf

"Glossneen" is the name of Krunchie's record label. The range of recordings so far issued under the "Glosneen" label can be found at:

https://Glossneen.blogspot.com/

Krunchie's other recordings include a selection of James Joyce songs, to new airs he has composed, his own musical compositions, comic songs, outrageous poems, and songs "From the Irish," i.e., inspired by material in the Irish language.  His YouTube videos are more diverse and include patriotic speeches from Patrick Pearse and Daniel O'Connell, as well as his rendering of Peadar Kearney's "Soldier's Song," the latter items being recorded with the Invincibles (of Glasnevin, Dublin), with whom he has being performing at occasional events for about seventeen years.

Krunchie is a retired Civil Servant. His biography can be viewed on: https://www.KrunchieKilleen.Blogspot.com/

Further information: Krunchie Killeen, +353 87 908 5149; krunchiekilleen@gmail.com