Wilson Weymouth, UK
The integrity, quiet passion and gentle nature of Wilson's songs are all innate. They go with the territory, in the same modest but endlessly satisfying way that night follows day. They are all balm for the proverbially restless spirit and food for the seriously starved soul, crafted with rare care using, well, 'real' materials - love, loss, redemption and guitars. ... more
Wilson recommends:
Turn Up For The Books
by Robbie McIntosh
We love this album!
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The Cost of Living
by Simon Felton
The latest (and possibly greatest) album from the Wilson bass player!
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“Portraits” is a collection of expertly drawn narrative songs with sharply observed lyrics and rustic instrumentation.
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Forever is a Long Time
by Ian Coss
These sweet, sad indie pop tunes accompany Ian Coss's podcast of the same name, in which he interviews his family about their divorces.
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The gorgeous and gripping new record from Anika Pyle features minimalist folk & pop songs that struggle to make sense of loss.
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New on the always-great label Velvet Blue Music is “Slow Parade” from Gileah Taylor, boasting warm songs built on piano and guitar.
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