HELLO...

Welcome to our little surf shack, a place to peruse & pick up Acoustic Wave's creative wares...

MUSIC

Click below to purchase 'Radio Friendly', the debut album from James Lowe, released on Acoustic Wave Records. Pay securely via paypal for £10 (including P&P).

NOTE CARDS

Our resident creative, James Lowe, loves to ramble around our coast & countryside, taking contemporary snapshots along the way. His images are now available as little note cards. £2.50 per card, includes p&p. Inside card (reverse of image) reads 'Just a note to say...' and the opposite page is left blank for your own message. If you'd like to order, please contact us directly to check availability - we'll email you our paypal invoice. Our cards are also available at our Acoustic Wave Cafe events.

Sitting on the dock, Elie Bay

Salt & Spray, Elie Beach

Chasing Waterfalls, Corrieshalloch Gorge

Into The Mystic, Berwick Law

Pure Shores, Ullapool

Note Cards/Materials:-

We are currently producing short-run prints of our notecards and our printing is handled by Snapfish @ HP. It is our understanding that they use standard photographic paper. We would ideally like to print our cards using recycled or sustainable materials, recognised by FSC or equivalent. We're still researching these options for short-run printing.

MERMAID LANTERNS (recycled materials)

We made a few of these for our recent Acoustic Wave Cafe events - simple, fun & recycled!

Here's the story of our Mermaid Lanterns, from the 'sea horse's' mouth...

Hello coast-lover,

Sometimes, old glass jars are thrown into the sea where they might eventually become pretty sea glass. Mermaids have other uses for them too...they turn them into little storm lanterns to light the coastal path for weary travellers on dark winter nights. Also, if you're feeling lost or 'all at sea', light your candle and send out a wish to the mermaids. They will swim into your dreams and light the way forward! Sadly, mermaids have no use for some of the other rubbish that ends up in the sea - especially plastic! So please reduce, reuse and recycle!!

Best fishes,

Mari the Mermaid

PS. If you're beach combing, please don't take shells from below the strandline - sea creatures might still be living inside x :)