Scarecrow is the debut album from UK roots band All Things Considered. Recorded over a period of 8 months between July 2008 and March 2009, it comprises 10 tracks that have become firm favourites at their increasingly popular live shows. The songs on the album all have at their heart the bands earthy, ethereal vibe; however the use of varied rhythmic styles, soaring violin, intricate guitar and a haunting vocal bring out the wide musical influences the band have become renowned for.

09 The Neverending

08 Let Me Be

07 Clear Your Conscience

06 Live Life

05 The Finer Details

04 Manipulative Perspectives

03 Remember Me

02 Self Pity

01 Kuebiko

Self Pity - Live Recording 2017

A track from our recent album, Dance Through The Storm, featuring guest vocals from Chris Ricketts

Where You Are

'Folk Fusion' is probably the closest you will get in trying to define the sound of Berkshire 5 piece All Things Considered.

Led by vocalist Emma Baldwin - whose haunting tones have been likened to Natalie Merchant among others, the band comprise driving fiddle player Gethin Webster, intricate acoustic guitarist Adrian Holden, soaring cello from Andrew Richardson and the groove based, almost tribal percussion of Phil Daniels. Their bold sound and wide musical influences make them both a distinctive, yet very accessible act - with their music reaching a diverse audience.

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