How to explore the Shirwell catalogue

Open the Music page and press play on any track in the queue. Every song is an original master published by Shirwell Entertainment — not a syndicated feed or third-party playlist. Shuffle works for discovery; repeat is useful when you are learning lyrics or comparing mixes.

Featured cards on the Home page sample the same catalogue. They are entry points, not a separate service. When you hear something you like, open Discography for release years, themes, and notes on how the song fits the Black Horse sequence.

For contemporary ballads: Kissing and I Want to Run Away. For rock energy: Baby Gonna Rock and Come on Babe (Version 2 — louder). For narrative songwriting: Glorious Days (Echoes of the Don). For dance and club mixes: Lily the Dancing Machine and the Dancing Machine Turbo Club Mix.

The three Glorious Days vocal arrangements — Echoes of the Don, Girls Singing Two, and Male Vocal — are deliberately included so you can compare how arrangement and voice change the same theme. That kind of detail is documented on Discography, not hidden in metadata.

Black Horse exists as a limited vinyl run and as a CD package with per-track artwork panels. Streaming is the everyday format; vinyl and CD are for collectors who want the poster art and a permanent copy of the fifteen-song sequence.

Read the CD's page for jacket photography and individual disc art. Read the Newsletter issues from May 2024 for studio and pressing notes written at release time.

About covers Shirwell's career timeline and recording philosophy. FAQ answers common questions about Premium, ads on this site, and how to contact the team. Newsletter articles are full text — shareable URLs with photography, not image-only posts.

Questions about copyright or licensing belong on Music Owner. Booking and press enquiries go to Contact. This site is maintained by the artist and team; every article is written for listeners who want context, not keyword filler.