The project Bluefield reflects the Song-writing and Production of guitarist Jonathan Dodd.

The album "See" is the first in a series of releases to come embracing the complexities of human feeling and relationships, in a busy and often careless society. The album "See" gathers some of the most talented players around today and focuses on contemporary "rhythm and groove" with vocal contributions from some very special people.

Jonathan spent seven years living in N.E.Brazil and found the rich tapestry of musical culture to be a huge influence, this is reflected in much of the material on this album which recounts the ups and downs of close relationships in our hectic world today. Since returning to the UK and frequent return trips to Brazil, he spent the last few years building the Bluefield Studio in London and bringing those influences to bear on his own work and many Production projects for others.

"Why You Do this?" relates to a man's feelings when he is suddenly faced with a relationship that has sky dived into oblivion. It features Javier del Angeles on vocals and Anselmo Netto on percussion, many of us have been there !

"Jus' Lookin'" is more to do with the value of true friendship and sincerity, featuring Mandisa on vocals and Karl Vanden Bossche on percussion.

"No Fantasy" recounts that moment we have when we meet someone we are immediately attracted to; without knowing how it is we already seem to know them! It features Davina Wright on vocals and Francis Hylton on Bass and extra programming.

"The Alchemist" refers more to making the right choices and having the strength of conviction to take yourself where you believe you should be headin' featuring Dee Major who co wrote the lyrics with Jonathan in one of those special moments of shared perception.

"Dejavu" is an acoustic ballad dedicated to Jonathan' Son Daniel, a very special kid, not just a Son but a great mate, it features Davina Wright on vocals.

"Dawn Chorus" is a simple statement of hope, featuring Dee Major on vocals, Johnny de'Ath on Drums and Karl Vanden Bossche on percussion.

"Mirage" featuring Karen David on vocals reflects the search for someone you thought you knew,   having recorded several versions of this track, this is the favourite, say no more !

"Stringy Beans" with Davina Wright on vocals and Dee Major together delivering a rich tapestry of vocal sensuality, also boasts Andy Gangadeen on drums, Nick Cohen on Bass, Karl on percussion and Joe Bashorun on keyboards.

"Walk On" features Andrew Dillon on Harmonica, Dennis Davis on live mpc drums, Karl on Percussion and Francis Hylton on Bass,

"Gone to Seville" with Davina Wright, Johnny de'Ath and Francis Hylton is a statement of finality and new beginnings.

Thanks to all the special people who have given of themselves to help this album be what it is. Special thanks to Ramsay McInnes for his ears, opinions and positive vibes!