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BAND/ARTIST: Joshua Burnell
- Title: Songs From The Seasons (Remastered)
- Year Of Release: 2018/2022
- Label: Misted Valley Records
- Genre: Folk Rock, Folk
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/48kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 1:04:18
- Total Size: 388; 758 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
"Outstanding" - Folk Radio UK
Winner of the Rising Star award in the Folk Awards.
"... adding lashings of Peter Gabriel stylings to the world of trad arrangements."
- The Guardian
In one phrase? Folk-fused baroque ‘n’ roll for the modern world.
Born and bred in (well, he’s not sure where) Joshua learned at an early age that ‘home’ could be found in music, rather than a place. An upbringing on the move led to a cross-pollination of styles, stories and influences which Joshua distils into his own contemporary sound. As a self-professed album artwork addict, Joshua’s work delivers a dose of escapism and entertainment in equal measure, from the artwork through to the last note.
Having cut his teeth playing folk festivals throughout the UK and releasing his critically-acclaimed arrangements of traditional songs, Joshua now returns to his original songwriting roots.
With music ranging from stomping, acoustic sing-alongs, Bowie-esque music hall epics, and alt-pop singles - whilst keeping a sharp focus on the traditional themes - Joshua is fast carving out his own unique corner of the genre.
Being somewhat of a ‘story magnet’, Joshua has found inspiration in anything that sticks with him: folk singers who went missing for thirty years; the time he ended up on the run with a deer as they were both chased by hunters; the anecdotes of Sir Ian McKellen, and stories of concentration camp inmates planting flowers to brighten up an otherwise ugly world. His latest album, Flowers Where The Horses Sleep, explores humankind’s remarkable ability to find beauty, even in the hardest of times. Joshua and his formidable live band are promoting the album on selected tour dates in 2021.
Joshua's upcoming single, The Snow It Melts The Soonest, (18th February) is a contemporary reimagining of a traditional British folk song and will be released on all major streaming platforms along with a music video of his YouTube channel.
After winning the 'Rising Star' Folking Award, receiving huge praise from Mark Radcliffe (BBC Radio 2), numerous spins by Tom Robinson (Radio 6), headlining festivals, accomplishing tours of the UK and France and signing to Nearfield Artists booking agency, Joshua and his band are poised for an exciting year.
1.01 - Joshua Burnell - Two Magicians (5:05)
1.02 - Joshua Burnell - Tam Lin (3:19)
1.03 - Joshua Burnell - High Germany (3:12)
1.04 - Joshua Burnell - Dowie Dens of Yarrow (6:32)
1.05 - Joshua Burnell - Behind The Haystack, Behind A Bush In The Garden & The Hole In The Hedge (3:42)
1.06 - Joshua Burnell - Robin Hood & The Pedlar (4:22)
1.07 - Joshua Burnell - The Snow It Melts The Soonest (3:11)
1.08 - Joshua Burnell - Lord Franklin (2:37)
1.09 - Joshua Burnell - King of the Fairies (3:40)
1.10 - Joshua Burnell - Mrs McGrath (3:57)
1.11 - Joshua Burnell - Reynardine, The Werefox (6:00)
1.12 - Joshua Burnell - Autumn Overture (6:13)
1.13 - Joshua Burnell - The Nightingale (8:14)
1.14 - Joshua Burnell - Farewell To Tarwathie (4:14)
Winner of the Rising Star award in the Folk Awards.
"... adding lashings of Peter Gabriel stylings to the world of trad arrangements."
- The Guardian
In one phrase? Folk-fused baroque ‘n’ roll for the modern world.
Born and bred in (well, he’s not sure where) Joshua learned at an early age that ‘home’ could be found in music, rather than a place. An upbringing on the move led to a cross-pollination of styles, stories and influences which Joshua distils into his own contemporary sound. As a self-professed album artwork addict, Joshua’s work delivers a dose of escapism and entertainment in equal measure, from the artwork through to the last note.
Having cut his teeth playing folk festivals throughout the UK and releasing his critically-acclaimed arrangements of traditional songs, Joshua now returns to his original songwriting roots.
With music ranging from stomping, acoustic sing-alongs, Bowie-esque music hall epics, and alt-pop singles - whilst keeping a sharp focus on the traditional themes - Joshua is fast carving out his own unique corner of the genre.
Being somewhat of a ‘story magnet’, Joshua has found inspiration in anything that sticks with him: folk singers who went missing for thirty years; the time he ended up on the run with a deer as they were both chased by hunters; the anecdotes of Sir Ian McKellen, and stories of concentration camp inmates planting flowers to brighten up an otherwise ugly world. His latest album, Flowers Where The Horses Sleep, explores humankind’s remarkable ability to find beauty, even in the hardest of times. Joshua and his formidable live band are promoting the album on selected tour dates in 2021.
Joshua's upcoming single, The Snow It Melts The Soonest, (18th February) is a contemporary reimagining of a traditional British folk song and will be released on all major streaming platforms along with a music video of his YouTube channel.
After winning the 'Rising Star' Folking Award, receiving huge praise from Mark Radcliffe (BBC Radio 2), numerous spins by Tom Robinson (Radio 6), headlining festivals, accomplishing tours of the UK and France and signing to Nearfield Artists booking agency, Joshua and his band are poised for an exciting year.
1.01 - Joshua Burnell - Two Magicians (5:05)
1.02 - Joshua Burnell - Tam Lin (3:19)
1.03 - Joshua Burnell - High Germany (3:12)
1.04 - Joshua Burnell - Dowie Dens of Yarrow (6:32)
1.05 - Joshua Burnell - Behind The Haystack, Behind A Bush In The Garden & The Hole In The Hedge (3:42)
1.06 - Joshua Burnell - Robin Hood & The Pedlar (4:22)
1.07 - Joshua Burnell - The Snow It Melts The Soonest (3:11)
1.08 - Joshua Burnell - Lord Franklin (2:37)
1.09 - Joshua Burnell - King of the Fairies (3:40)
1.10 - Joshua Burnell - Mrs McGrath (3:57)
1.11 - Joshua Burnell - Reynardine, The Werefox (6:00)
1.12 - Joshua Burnell - Autumn Overture (6:13)
1.13 - Joshua Burnell - The Nightingale (8:14)
1.14 - Joshua Burnell - Farewell To Tarwathie (4:14)
Year 2022 | Folk | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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