Ironlight River
Ironlight River is the recording name of Andy Fosberry - a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter based in Brighton, UK.
Andy created Ironlight River in late 2005/early 2006 after moving to the coast to regroup after the break-up of his previous band, and to hopefully begin a new chapter.
What began as a series of demos where he would play and multi-track all the instruments, quickly built into a catalog which begun to be released as EP's through two independent labels in the US. Read Full BioIronlight River is the recording name of Andy Fosberry - a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter based in Brighton, UK.
Andy created Ironlight River in late 2005/early 2006 after moving to the coast to regroup after the break-up of his previous band, and to hopefully begin a new chapter.
What began as a series of demos where he would play and multi-track all the instruments, quickly built into a catalog which begun to be released as EP's through two independent labels in the US.
The trilogy - 'Earthlights', 'Boneyeards' and 'Winterseen' were all well received and have since sold out, although they may find there way to a digital re-issue at some point in the future..
After the third EP in the series, 2008 became all about recording the debut album. Most of the first half of the year was dedicated to talking with producers and writing and demoing a pile of music that would be whittled down to the final 10 songs of South December. In a busy year, a short hiatus between the end of these demo sessions and the beginning of the actual recording, brought about the writing and recording of The Calendar Round LP, and a three track single (Benzene) which includes a cover of the Jesse Sykes song, 'Your Eyes Told;.
The decision was taken to self produce South December, and it was finally recorded through late winter of 08/09 and completed in February.
Both this record and The Calendar Round are lined up for a Midsummer release with live dates to follow.
http://www.ironlightriver.com/
or
http://www.myspace.com/ironlightrivermusic
Andy created Ironlight River in late 2005/early 2006 after moving to the coast to regroup after the break-up of his previous band, and to hopefully begin a new chapter.
What began as a series of demos where he would play and multi-track all the instruments, quickly built into a catalog which begun to be released as EP's through two independent labels in the US. Read Full BioIronlight River is the recording name of Andy Fosberry - a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter based in Brighton, UK.
Andy created Ironlight River in late 2005/early 2006 after moving to the coast to regroup after the break-up of his previous band, and to hopefully begin a new chapter.
What began as a series of demos where he would play and multi-track all the instruments, quickly built into a catalog which begun to be released as EP's through two independent labels in the US.
The trilogy - 'Earthlights', 'Boneyeards' and 'Winterseen' were all well received and have since sold out, although they may find there way to a digital re-issue at some point in the future..
After the third EP in the series, 2008 became all about recording the debut album. Most of the first half of the year was dedicated to talking with producers and writing and demoing a pile of music that would be whittled down to the final 10 songs of South December. In a busy year, a short hiatus between the end of these demo sessions and the beginning of the actual recording, brought about the writing and recording of The Calendar Round LP, and a three track single (Benzene) which includes a cover of the Jesse Sykes song, 'Your Eyes Told;.
The decision was taken to self produce South December, and it was finally recorded through late winter of 08/09 and completed in February.
Both this record and The Calendar Round are lined up for a Midsummer release with live dates to follow.
http://www.ironlightriver.com/
or
http://www.myspace.com/ironlightrivermusic
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Dee
Very comprehensive. Helped me get the job done in less than 15 min and I had no prior experience and am terrified of electrical.
Art Instructor
Same here 😊🤣❤️
Larrieux Royale
What's up, Ma.. let me come change the next light bulb
eztv online
So glad it helped. Thanks for the feedback.
Seth Payne
Amazing video! Best I've seen so far (one small note though, would be useful to explain why frayed copper wire should lead first (slightly ahead of solid copper wire) when entering the plastic screw on wing-caps, this allows the frayed to clamp onto the solid copper wire. Because of you lead with the solid one first sometimes the screw wing caps will clamp down on only the solid part and the frayed part basically slips out causing arcing or low electrical connection issues. Although you did mention the electrical tape around the cap which would prevent a fire hazard
luz mortl
This is by and far the BEST lighting installation video I have ever seen. VERY DETAILED where you show and explain everything absolutely perfectly! Well done, and thank YOU for sharing your expertise with us!!!!!!!
Marnu
Very good and easy to follow instructions, however there is one problem. You say to hook the ground wire coming from the light fixture to the green screw to hold it and keep it from falling. Still there are 3 wires coming from the ceiling - a black one, a white one, and a copper one. In the video, after you connect the ground wire coming from the light ixture to the green screw, the copper wire hanging from the ceiling mysteriously disappears (1:30 mark). What did you do with the 3rd wire (copper color) coming from the ceiling? I guess this would be another ground wire. Should you connect it to the ground wire coming from the light fixture? They both connect to the green screw? Just wondering where it went and what you did with it.
Dan Sisken
@BornAJarhead I think this answers my question re the ground wiring. Just to confirm my understanding, you wrap the copper wire from the new fixture around the screw of the crosspiece (is circular here) you attach and tighten, leaving some wire to then attach to the ground wire (red I think) coming out of the ceiling. In other words, you attach the copper wire to two things. Thanks!
Geoff
I have the same question, plus there is a red coated wire coming from my electrical box (for the switch) which I believe goes in the marrette with the grounded wire. However, I have noticed that any comment on here that asks a question or asks for elaboration doesn't get liked or responded to. Not so helpful.
Old Yeller's Channel
My question also!