Nov 20, 2020
Gwenifer Raymond: Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain (Tompkins Square, 2020)
Design: Darryl Norsen Photography: Casey Raymond, Jinnwoo
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Gwenifer Raymond: Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain (Tompkins Square, 2020)
Design: Darryl Norsen Photography: Casey Raymond, Jinnwoo
Dylan cover in aid of food banks
This cover of a song from Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks features a contribution from Alasdair as well as from some of his former cohorts, Ben Webb (Jinnwoo) and Naomi Bedford, who brought the whole thing together. Bandcamp proceeds go to causes associated with We Shall Overcome that help food banks and those most in need. Video is available on YouTube.
Lily, Rosemary & The Jack Of Hearts by The Rolling Ramshackle Review
Green Ribbons album review
The wonderful people at Folk Radio UK, and Thomas Blake in particular, offer up this review of the Green Ribbons album.
Roberts’ My Geordie, Oh marries well-known Scottish melody to a more uncommon lyric. The final chorus, when Armstrong’s voice joins the others, reminds you of just how different, and how unique, each of these artists is. Roberts also treats us to the incredibly tender The Heathery Hills, a song of longing for a place and for a person, and Here’s A Health Unto All True Lovers, a beautiful duet with Armour taken from the singing of Mary Doran, a traveller singer from County Wexford...
On Green Ribbons, each singer brings something unique and subtly experimental to the table, and the result is a collection of songs that transcends genre and fuses the history of vocal music with the most exciting aspects of its present.
Can't overstate how much I love Jinnwoo's music. Was an absoloute pleasure producing and performing on this album. His voice cracks the very air and he bares an honest soul. Woefully underated.
Video: Jinnwoo explores gender stereotyping in "Woman"
Critically acclaimed singer songwriter Jinnwoo has released a video for his forthcoming single, “Woman”, following its premiere on FAME Magazine. “Woman” shows a decidedly pop turn for Jinnwoo, whose singular blend of folk music has been previously described as “gothic” and “spooked” in the past. Unlike his previous more sparse songs, the track finds Jinwoo’s guitar work…
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Video: Jinnwoo explores gender stereotyping in “Woman” was originally published on DrunkenWerewolf
JINNWOO : WAITING FOR 'P' TO HAVE A VISION
Jinnwoo releases "I Am, I Am, the World's Oldest Man"
Check out our latest article:
http://www.drunkenwerewolf.com/blog/jinnwoo-releases-worlds-oldest-man/
Twisted lyricist and DrunkenWerewolf favourite in the making, Jinnwoo has put out a new single, “I Am, I Am, the World’s Oldest Man”. Featuring Malcolm Middleton and Weikie, the song was released on 24th November 2014 as a digital download through the musician’s own label. It can be streamed in f...
Recent collaboration links
RM Hubbert is releasing another album with a variety of collaborators, including Alasdair.
In this interview with Jinnwoo, he discloses how he approached Alasdair and others to invite them to collaborate.