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Chris Cleverley Birmingham, UK
Chris Cleverley was born under a solstice moon, in an aura of honeysuckle mysticism. He is among a new wave of pioneering artists carving an uncharted path through the UK acoustic landscape. Inspired by the Lo-FI Indie greats Elliott Smith & Sufjan Stevens, his ambient Dream-Folk songwriting pushes the boundaries and shatters the expectations of 21st Century acoustic music. ... more
Chris Cleverley recommends:
Shakespeare Songs
by Company of Players
A collection of songwriters from the UK Folk Scene joining forces, including Sam Kelly, Lukas Drinkwater and Kelly Oliver.
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Live from my bedroom
by Minnie Birch
Lyrics to rend your ventricles apart and a voice that shimmers like wind chimes.
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Live at Hope Hall - Reissue
by Jacob & Drinkwater
Thought provoking studies of the self with unrivalled vocal delivery.
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Dark Nights Make For Brighter Days
by Samantha Whates
supported by 4 fans who also own “I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground”
I haven't heard something so sweet and nostalgic in a long time. Whenever I play it around friends the album always draws attention from whatever is going on in the room.
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I Used To Be Sad & Then I Forgot
by Mr. Alec Bowman_Clarke
supported by 4 fans who also own “I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground”
Dude knows how to write an intriguing lyric and pen a deceptively pretty tune. If you're a fan of rosy-cheeked folk that stays sunny whilst simultaneously staring into the abyss, then this is the record for you!
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Hotel Landifornia
by Fuzzy Jones
Swooping, pristine folk-adjacent songs with bright guitars and soothing melodies that quietly entrance.
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