recorded at Sphere Recording Studios. This idea was eventually abandoned and the single album Walk Between Worlds was released instead. "The Signal and the Noise" (music written by Owen Parker, lyrics written by Jim Kerr, starting in the morning of 17 November 2013) was initially intended for Big Music (2014) as "Signal and the Noise". An early instrumental version of the song "Barrowland Star" was originally written and recorded in 1994 and already released in 1995 as "Celtic Strings", the B-side for the single "She's a River". "Sense of Discovery" was also first mentioned in June 2010 by Jim Kerr as a possible track for his second Lostboy! album. "Silent Kiss" was first mentioned by Jim Kerr (as "A Silent Kiss") and first worked by the band in early January 2016 as a «kind of dark, very romantic» tune «related in style to both "Liaison" and "Bittersweet" from Big Music.» "Angel Under My Skin" was originally written by Mark Kerr and Erikah Karst during the Cry period (2002) and later worked on for Black & White 050505 and Graffiti Soul before it was finally recorded and released on Walk Between Worlds. Written by Ewan McColl, the modern folk song "Dirty Old Town" was made most famous by The Pogues. Leftovers and new tracks considered for the album Source "Chrome Heart" (worked in the studio on 6 April 2012 with Simon Hayward) "Fireball" (a song that Steve Eddie introduced to Jim Kerr around 2007/2008) "Fire Fighter" (first demoed by Charlie Burchill and Jim Kerr on May 2009) "For One Night Only" (a song written by Kerr / Burchill which didn't make the final album; one of the most joyous and upbeat tracks from the Walk Between Worlds sessions, the song was always listed as a bonus track along with "Angel Under My Skin" and was originally going to be a free giveaway track when the album was announced; as it was just before Christmas, the song was also remixed to give it a more "Christmassy" spirit; neither version was released) "Harmonize" (based on an idea that came out of recordings made in Sicily over a decade prior to April 2012 when it was ultimately rediscovered) "Human Trafficking" (written in Hamburg during Summer 2009, first mentioned by Jim Kerr in February 2010, "not to be finished quite yet" as Jim Kerr stated on 25 November 2010) "Love's Bonfire" (idea of the song