Andrew Howie Scotland, UK
Andrew Howie is a Scottish singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist & community music tutor who has been writing, recording and releasing his own music for over two decades.
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A Pillar of Salt
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Noah Gundersen writes deeply felt acoustic songs haunted by memories, given new life through gentle melodies.
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LEYlines III - Live at Worley's
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I attended Kidderminster College to do my A-levels back in 1999 after dropping out of Sandwell College were I studied sound engineering and had problems with depression, autism, ADHD. Kidderminster College had a nice vibe - it felt like we were all characters in an underground comic - and the town had quite a music scene around the Taphouse. I was too out of it socially to click in with it all back then but met a few good types. Escaping to uni was a backwards step. Good to see it’s still kicking around there. Out of the country the last few years. This makes me want to return not so much to Britain as to the Midlands. Nice work!
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