'Walk Away' ft Bamtone (Briand Melanson)

A recent co-write of mine, entitled 'Walk Away', was accepted by a top Canadian Production Music Library within 2 days of being completed.  Made my month !  Well almost, because my very first grandchild was born mid February.
'Walk Away' was co-written with the ultra talented Briand Melanson aka Bamtone, who is himself from Toronto, Canada.
I really enjoyed writing the lyrics and working on this song with Briand - it was a lot of fun and the process wonderfully smooth.
Thank you Bam !

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