The band are promoting their second album ‘Above the Waterline:’
‘’We have been inspired to write hopeful, uplifting, often ‘spiritual’ music that would unite all. The music has the ability to heal and uplift and we are excited to bring these sounds to the Pheasantry for the first time.
We have been greatly inspired by Kent’s beautiful coast line, historic buildings and Folklore. There is a song on the album, ‘Lone Tree Hill’ inspired by a gruesome tale of a soldier posted at Dover Castle. Another song ‘The Tinker’ was inspired by Richard’s Grandad who made dolls house furniture. Other songs ‘Summer Cries,’ ‘ I Trust The Road,’ and ‘Rainbows End’ embrace the human journey, letting go of the ego and following a simpler path, ‘Winter Bride’ is a heartbreaking story of a lady, who pregnant, was left at the altar. ‘Mabinogion’ is Jo’s ode to her birth place, Wales’’.
The concert is a must for acoustic guitar players as Jeff Alexander has a unique and melodic approach to altered guitar tunings. Richard, who trained at London’s Guildhall School of Music, combines bluegrass and jazz styles in his guitar solos. Bassist Dave Whitford can regularly been seen playing at Ronnie Scotts amongst other venues and award winning vocalist Joanne Doolan has received praise throughout the country on both the folk and the jazz scene.