John Lee

Amy Speace “The Blue Rock Session”

December 1, 2025 John Lee 2

Amy Speace strips everything back – and proves how powerful her voice and songs are. Some albums feel deliberate – structured, strategised, road-mapped to the last harmony. “The Blue Rock Session” is the opposite, an album […]

Live Review: His Lordship + Snakemilk, Norwich Arts Centre – 21st November 2025

November 28, 2025 John Lee 0

His Lordship are a duo of guitarist and singer James Walbourne and drummer Kris Sonne. Both have collaborated with numerous artists, and they met while working with Chrissie Hynde. Whatever happened at that moment, something rather […]

Caught Light: Tony Dekker of Great Lake Swimmers on time, trust and the art of letting go

November 24, 2025 John Lee 1

As we meet, Tony Dekker is sitting outside a café in Vancouver, Canada. It’s a fitting setting for a conversation with the Great Lake Swimmers’ frontman – calm, thoughtful and quietly attuned to the world around […]

Rob Jones & The Restless Dream “Stars”

November 24, 2025 John Lee 0

Defiant, cinematic and full of heart, “Stars” shines with nostalgia, resilience and the hope of new beginnings. The songs on “Stars” form a literal journey from morning into night into morning again, and a metaphoric journey […]

Martyn Joseph “Troubled Horses”

November 5, 2025 John Lee 1

The horses may be troubled, but Joseph remains steadfast as he wrestles with time, tenderness and truth. This is Martyn Joseph’s 28th studio album. Just let that number sink in for a moment. That is a […]