C Joynes Cambridge, UK
“An inheritor to Davy Graham; a lone operator prone to unexpected collaborations, with a repertoire that crosses continents
and timezones with consummate ease.” THE WIRE
“His epigrammatic re-castings and re-readings of widely-travelled melodies and rhythms from a variety of traditions suggest shared memories that might be intensely universal while seeming strangely out of reach. " DUSTED MAGAZINE
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