Get all 7 Tobias Ben Jacob Archive releases available on Bandcamp and save 45%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Lampliter EP, Hard Times In Old London City (EP), From The Gutter To The Stars EP, Roots Union EP, See My Brother's A Sailor Too, Love Songs & Trance Hymns, and Anchors & Sails.
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The Straight & Narrow
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Rough Diamonds
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Sketches
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Goodness & Beauty
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Tobias Ben Jacob Archive Exeter, UK
This is the back catalogue of Devon based alternative singer- songwriter Tobias ben Jacob. A new release is planned for May 2014 titled 'The St Sidwells Session'
Contact Tobias-
Email: tobiasmusic@live.co.uk
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Into Light EP
by Tobias ben Jacob
supported by 7 fans who also own “Roots Union EP”
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A Polyphonic Life
by Tobias ben Jacob
supported by 7 fans who also own “Roots Union EP”
What a refreshing sound, with some original approaches to songwriting. If Any Dream Survives, Burning Low, Hard Luck Kids and A Polyphonic Life the standout tracks on the first couple of plays. Looking forward to catching you in Coolham!
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Roots Union EP”
I've been listening to this album on lot on my lockdown lunchtime walks - it's such a beautiful mixture of melancholy and hope, every track has a unique personality, and feels authentic and true. I love it.
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Circus Of Desire
by Olivia Chaney
Spectral indie folk from this York singer/songwriter delivers songs wreathed in mystic beauty.
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The Compartmentalization of Decay
by Kira McSpice
Eerie, gothy, and ominous, the new LP from Kira McSpice is spookily engaging.
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Four indie-pop reflections on growth and loss from the Australian singer-songwriter, sustained by robust pianos and fervent vocals.
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More Notes from the Field
by Jacob & Drinkwater
supported by 7 fans who also own “Roots Union EP”
Liked it straightaway - just what I needed as background solace. But it's so much more than that. Thoughtful lyrics and voices blending in the way that only those of brothers - or perennial friends - can. Tunes consistently good; production and performance top-notch. Your best yet - but you know that, gents, don't you?
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