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gary stewart York, UK
Gary Stewart is a Scottish singer/songwriter who has carved out a strong fan-base in his adopted home of Yorkshire with songs about paranoia, love & prostitution. When not playing his own shows the left-hander plays drums for fellow Bandcampers Hope+Social, runs the Gaslight Club in Leeds and performs up & down the U.K performing Paul Simon's classic album 'Graceland' with his 7-piece band. ... more
gary stewart recommends:
Optimistic,joyous,lovely sounding,just great!!
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Molehills out of Mountains
by Wilful Missing
Really great,accomplished group of musicians with a lovely sounding debut album : )
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The Blackout (single)
by Sam Airey
Great songs,a great acoustic guitar player and all-round nice guy : )
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Happy Bread (and Cruel Hangovers)
by Hope and Social
supported by 15 fans who also own “Front Lines”
I think the line "...the one where Edward set himself on fire" might be my favourite lyric ever. Another great album, that'll be filling my ears for months and months. <3
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Front Lines”
I really didn't think I could love your music anymore than I do....but this album is by far the best yet! From the catchy Chorus in Dancing Into Nothing, and the gorgeous masterpiece that is This Time, to all the beautiful intricacies running throughout the 11 stunning tracks....you guys should be super proud of what you've achieved! So dig deep everyone and buy this album, I can't recommend it enough!
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
by Bea Stewart
The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
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