London-based troubadour Drew Worthley has long been immersed in the music scene variously as a songwriter, band member and multi-instrumentalist, even playing a live session on the Bob Harris show on BBC Radio 2. His debut solo album ‘The Ember’ is a collection of wistful and honest ballads about love and loss. Although all the tracks are centred around a spine of acoustic finger-picking or strummed guitar, a sprawling web of banjos, ukuleles
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London-based troubadour Drew Worthley has long been immersed in the music scene variously as a songwriter, band member and multi-instrumentalist, even playing a live session on the Bob Harris show on BBC Radio 2. His debut solo album ‘The Ember’ is a collection of wistful and honest ballads about love and loss. Although all the tracks are centred around a spine of acoustic finger-picking or strummed guitar, a sprawling web of banjos, ukuleles, cajon, bass and trumpet weave their way around Worthley’s heartfelt vocals to create a diverse musical tapestry. Rhythm&Blues magazine awarded the “intoxicating” record a 10/10 review, whilst Maverick magazine called it an album which “will take an extraordinary effort to even match let alone better.” His new record is expected later in 2015.
