Spence Oslo, Norway
'Raw, Eclectic and Brutally Honest' - SLAP magazine
After honing his craft busking around
the world Spence brings his pithy lyrics and memorable melodies to his first studio album.
For fans of Elvis Costello, The National and James Taylor
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Spence recommends:
Ok, I'll admit I am a bit biasied here as I actually came to know Josh first as a friend then discovered his music which is really up my street. Beautiful finger picking and fluid arrangements.
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Somewhere To Jump From
by Aberfeldy
I first saw Aberfeldy play on a rainy tuesday night in Birmingham, I was blown away by their live sound, tight harmonies, intertesting arrangements, whimsical lyrics and the keyboard player is HOT!
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Exit Strategy of the Soul
by Ron Sexsmith
One of the most underrated artists, he has continued to make consistently rich and meaningful songs for 30 years and whilst this album might not be my favourite of his, its a great starting point.
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Haddad returns with cinematic soundscapes that include introspective folk, post-grunge, and indie-pop influences.
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The L.A. guitar-pop songwriter champions the power of waiting.
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A dark folk debut from Montreal’s Brigitte Naggar.
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