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Shirwell Music — stream songs by Shirwell Bancan

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Stream Shirwell Bancan — official music catalogue

17 tracks in the public catalogue · updated as new masters are approved

Shirwell Bancan has spent more than 45 years writing, recording, and performing original music — not covers, not licensed third-party tracks. The player above streams approved masters from Shirwell Entertainment, the independent label that publishes every song on this site.

The catalogue spans rock, ballads, and dance mixes: recent singles such as Kissing and Never Be The Same sit alongside career landmarks like Come on Babe (Version 2 — louder), Baby Gonna Rock, and the Black Horse title track. Premium subscribers receive early access to selected releases; everyone else can press play on the full public queue.

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Each recording is produced or overseen by Shirwell in the studio and on stage. When AI tools assisted a mix or arrangement, that credit appears on the track. For track-by-track background — release years, themes, and album context — read the Discography guide linked below.

How to use the Shirwell music player

  • Tap any song in the queue list to switch tracks, or use shuffle and repeat for long listening sessions.
  • Featured songs on the Home page pull from the same catalogue — they are a sample, not a separate playlist service.
  • Physical releases such as the Black Horse vinyl and CD art panels are documented on the CD's page; streaming and physical formats share the same songwriting.
  • Copyright and ownership are explained on the Music Owner page. Licensing enquiries go to the Contact page.

Black Horse — album overview

Black Horse is both a song and a visual symbol: Shirwell on a rearing horse, guitar raised, gold curtains behind him. The limited-edition vinyl and CD package uses that image as a statement — 45 years of originals collected for listeners who want a physical artefact, not only a stream.

The fifteen-track sequence moves from recent radio-friendly cuts to deep-catalogue rock. Collectors use the CD's page to view per-track artwork; streamers use the player and Discography for context. Neither format replaces the other — they serve different ways of enjoying the same songwriting.

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If you are new to Shirwell Bancan, start with Kissing and Never Be The Same for contemporary production, then step back to Come on Babe (Version 2 — louder) and Baby Gonna Rock for the live-band energy that built the stage reputation. The Discography page explains each track in plain language.

Full discography with track notes · Listening guide · CD & vinyl artwork · About Shirwell Bancan

Catalogue highlights

Selected tracks from the Black Horse anthology — tap a title on the player above to listen.

  • Kissing(2024)

    A recent studio single with intimate vocals and a mid-tempo groove — one of the first tracks fans hear when exploring the current Shirwell player. Written as a contemporary love song with layered harmonies and a restrained drum pattern that leaves space for the vocal.

  • I Want to Run Away(2025)

    An emotional rock ballad about distance and longing, recorded with layered guitars and a driving chorus built for live sing-alongs. The arrangement builds from a quiet verse into a full-band release — a set-list favourite for theatres.

  • Come on babe (Version 2 — louder)(1979)

    A remastered 1979-era rock track pushed louder for modern playback; it shows how early Shirwell demos evolved into stage favourites. The Version 2 mix preserves the original energy while adding clarity for streaming and vinyl.

  • Black Horse(1990)

    The title track that inspired the anthology artwork — theatrical, bold, and tied to the rearing-horse visual on the vinyl jacket. Lyrics reference showmanship and the courage it takes to perform night after night on the road.

  • Never Be The Same(2026)

    A contemporary production blending classic Shirwell melody writing with updated drum and vocal stacks. The theme explores change after loss — personal enough to feel confessional, universal enough for audience sing-alongs.

  • Hay girls guy voice(2026)

    A playful vocal experiment switching perspectives between backing singers and lead; popular on playlists that showcase Shirwell’s range beyond ballads. Useful for demonstrating how the same band arrangement can shift tone with vocal casting.

  • Glorious Days (Echoes of the Don)(2026)

    Part of the Glorious Days suite — panoramic vocals and narrative lyrics inspired by travel and history. The Echoes of the Don mix emphasises wide stereo imaging and folk-rock instrumentation.

  • Glorious Days (Girls Singing Two)(2026)

    A choir-forward arrangement highlighting backing vocal arrangements Shirwell uses in concert. Two female leads trade lines before joining on the chorus — recorded to capture the live room sound.

Read all 15 track notes →

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