Homewood Avenue
Four songs written at Homewood Avenue in Toronto, then revisited years later from a bedroom in Tokyo.
These tracks start as scenes, then they start to tilt. They move in story order, following a loose emotional arc through memory, distance, and change. It isn’t a strict concept record, but it holds together like one: a quiet sequence, told through an imagined narrator.
The music doesn’t chase dramatic peaks. It lets tension gather, lets release arrive when it’s ready, and keeps moving.
Raven’s Song — to come
Shades — to come
The title refers to a real address, but the details are intentionally blurred. What matters is the feeling of a place that once felt permanent, and later becomes something you carry with you, not as nostalgia, but as residue.
Words and music: David Goulden. Produced by Sundown Sessions.
