Album: David J Roch, Skin & Bones (Dram Music)
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Your support makes all the difference.There are times when the only possible response to genuine raw talent is to drop your jaw and go, "Wow!" And so it was with Little Lost David a few years ago.
Then, this Sheffield-based artist had heavyweight backing. Now, after six months away, Skin & Bones is released on a label set up solely to promote his music. Does he still have the "Wow" factor? Put it this way: his vocals make the Buckleys sound understated and there's nothing little or lost about his debut.
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