Neil Stanton England, UK
Combining elements of folk and blues with just a hint of indie-rock, Neil writes and performs subtle blend of original songs
covering aspects of life. The blend of song styles is complemented by the combination of instruments (guitar, blues-harp & uke) giving a constantly changing set with a variety of tones, dynamics and flavours.
Influences include The Smiths, Bellowhead, Johnny Cash, Lucy Ward
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