This is my outlet for that battle that goes on in a woman's highly emotional genetic make-up via music- its ups and downs, highs and lows. Some days i'm listening to Herman's Hermits tunes over and over- found a great tune to cover, other days i'm sitting alone in my room with my keyboard, a guitar and a packet of kettles barbeque chips crying over a sad little riff I made up, then crying coz I forgot it as soon as I wrote it. So here I will put up all the carnage. One day someone in high places might like my junk and give me access to the best double bass, trumpet and piano players on Earth. Till then I use Garageband on my iPhone 4 to make my tunes.

Hi. I'm a, new to the game, singer/songwriter from St Just, Cornwall. I try to mix it up instrument wise if I can as a jack of all trades type. Check out my stuff and get in touch. Regards, Will. 

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Recovered anorexic from UK 🇬🇧
Psychological music based on eating disorders & mental illness 🎶

Singer/songwriter from Surrey, UK - bookings@pjfothergill.com

PJ Fothergill is a singer-songwriter based in Surrey. With years of guitar playing and songwriting under his belt, his musical journey has taken him all over the world from humble gigs at small bars in Sydney, to prestigious London venues such as The Bedford and Apartment 58. His acoustic playing style has been compared to the likes of John Mayer whilst his songs have been likened to Simon & Garfunkel, Ben Howard, and Ed Sheeran. PJ's latest EP 'Memory & Melody' is available from all online retailers.



I'd been playing guitar for more years than I care to think about in a variety of musical styles, in bands and solo. Then I bought a (relatively) cheap resonator just to use as an extra tonal colour for home recording projects. I very quickly realised that this was the musical voice I'd been seeking for thirty-odd years and I started writing and performing again. My "mission statement", if you like, is to take slide guitar out of the "Blues Ghetto". Hence songs like "On Raglan Road" and "Vincent Black Lightning" as well as my own stuff, very little of which, I think, comes even close to being Blues. I now play, by the way, a National Resophonic Style 1 Tricone with a nickel plated brass body.

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