“I just wanted to set up, play, and record. There was no editing down to get the 3min30 radio friendly cut, it’s a deep and personal record. Real life isn’t perfect so we left in the imperfections, and learned to love the blemishes” - Gregory Harrison

Locked away from the elements on the west coast of Guernsey, a small bar was the perfect setting to capture this moment. The up close and personal sound makes you feel like you’re not just listening to a record, but are in The Belvederre Inn itself. Consumed by the the deep sounds and stories of love, lust, and liquor, the album brings you closer to the artist and tales within.

Each track brings in different sounds creating an intimate arc, with the final track recorded on tape, bringing this album back to its roots as a classic folk album. For fans of John Martyn, Jackson C. Frank and Martin Simpson, this is a must.