Singer Robert Vincent concludes Music Box series six
Liverpool-based artist is releasing a new album in 2020
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Your support makes all the difference.The final episode of Music Box series six (and the last one of the decade!) stars Liverpool-based singer-songwriter Robert Vincent.
Signed to one of my favourite Nashville-based labels, Thirty Tigers, Robert is releasing his new album, In This Town You're Owned, in February 2020.
Produced by the renowned Ethan Johns (The National, Laura Marling, Paul McCartney), Robert's album includes the single "This Town", which he performed for his Music Box session.
”The song came about from my frustration with the realisation that whichever way people decide, rightly or wrongly, and mainly politically, their decisions are largely being manipulated by social media” he explains.
“The old days of small-town talk have gone, it is now a global town. Sadly, it has created division, in 'This Town' and everyone's town."
Robert also performed his songs "My Neighbour's Ghost" and "Demons", with the help of his brilliant band-members.
Thanks to: Robert Vincent, Danny Williams, Jim Kimberley, Matt at Agent Publicity, Thirty Tigers and The Independent video team
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