Josh Bray歌迷最喜歡的歌曲
| 序號 | 歌曲 | 播放 收藏 歌詞 下載 鈴聲 |
| 01 | The River Song | |
| 02 | Rise Josh Bray | |
| 03 | Bigger Than the Both of Us | |
| 04 | This Is Life Josh Bray | |
| 05 | Hard Living Josh Bray | |
| 06 | The Finest Chance | |
| 07 | Draw In the Lines | |
| 08 | Living Free | |
| 09 | The Sea and the Inbetween | |
| 10 | Indian Gin |
Josh Bray的精選專輯
Josh Bray的個人檔案
Josh Bray is a folk blues singer-songwriter born in Devon, currently living in London. His debut album Whisky And Wool will be released on March 7, 2011 on NewTide Records. His track 'The River Song' was featured recently in a TV advert for Jack Wills.
Born in Devon, Josh grew up in Dorset, where he spent his time listening not to acoustic singer-songwriters, as you might imagine, but the likes of Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Led Zeppelin and Pantera. It wasn’t until Bray happened to switch on the TV a few years later, when he moved to Bristol to live with his brother, and heard the late Nick Drake performing ‘Riverman’, that he wanted to start to learn to play all the songs that had surrounded his life to that point. Josh started down a path which, not only, took in all those previously mentioned but also incorporated this newly discovered folk/blues world. As such he soon became immersed, taking in Joni Mitchell, CSN and Neil Young as well as John Martyn, Fairport Convention, Bob Dylan, The Band, Little Feat, The Allman Brothers and more. He did so by picking up an old Spanish guitar which belonged to his late father whilst living in Bristol, and which he still plays with, and began to teach himself. The detuned style he inherited from the British folk scene is still a significant part of his style.
After having dabbled in music for a while and having played local clubs, Josh decided to put music to one side and went to study law at university. After graduating, he was all set to move to the US and work in human rights law for people on death row, where he’d been offered a job – but then a friend persuaded him to put his law career on hold for a while and give music a go.
Born in Devon, Josh grew up in Dorset, where he spent his time listening not to acoustic singer-songwriters, as you might imagine, but the likes of Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Led Zeppelin and Pantera. It wasn’t until Bray happened to switch on the TV a few years later, when he moved to Bristol to live with his brother, and heard the late Nick Drake performing ‘Riverman’, that he wanted to start to learn to play all the songs that had surrounded his life to that point. Josh started down a path which, not only, took in all those previously mentioned but also incorporated this newly discovered folk/blues world. As such he soon became immersed, taking in Joni Mitchell, CSN and Neil Young as well as John Martyn, Fairport Convention, Bob Dylan, The Band, Little Feat, The Allman Brothers and more. He did so by picking up an old Spanish guitar which belonged to his late father whilst living in Bristol, and which he still plays with, and began to teach himself. The detuned style he inherited from the British folk scene is still a significant part of his style.
After having dabbled in music for a while and having played local clubs, Josh decided to put music to one side and went to study law at university. After graduating, he was all set to move to the US and work in human rights law for people on death row, where he’d been offered a job – but then a friend persuaded him to put his law career on hold for a while and give music a go.