His music is the product of trusting his ear and his creative vision alike, telling stories in his own interesting way. This is an attribute I am always drawn to in an artist, especially in a genre such as folk. The intimacy of each tale sat alongside his experimental recording techniques make for a unique listening experience, reminiscent of autumn in the countryside.
Check out the exclusive interview, highlights & snaps from the Kirklees Most Wanted showcase at Northern Quarter in March.
Join Lillie as she goes behind the music with all the talented performers who lit up the stage at the first Kirklees Most Wanted Showcase. Each act opens up about their musical careers, sharing touching moments, amusing anecdotes, and ultimately insightful perspectives on their creative paths.
We never set out intending to be a funk band, it just sort of happened when Tom and I were messing about
I actually always find it hard to talk about the stories of my songs as quite often they are inspired by feelings or past times in my life that I find difficult or unable to share openly about and ‘Drunken Tree’ is a key example of that.
The turning point came when I heard progressive rock music for the first time. Somehow, it evoked the same exotic feeling and atmosphere as Persian traditional music.
I Love This Question, I’d Absolutely Love To Work With Everyone Definitely! I Love Collaboration And I Have Been Very Lucky To Have Written With Amazing Songwriters…
I’ve been working on my second EP over the last year, and I’m so excited that it’s almost finished and ready to release!
I started thinking of similes around the situation, stacked them together, and “Go On Without Me” is the result
