A song inspired by my love of the Stone's 'Exile on Main Street'  Amazing BV's from Ladonna Harley-Peters. My personal favourite on the album 'Scratchcards & Wine'

Don't Follow Me Down

DB Cohen's sound can be described as a mix of Bob Dylan, Ray Davies, Madness, The Stones and Two Tone Ska.
It was in Soho's Madame Jojo's, where DB was lean enough to approach Snowboy one Friday night at the Good Foot and asked him to listen to his demo recorded with newly formed band 'The Dukes of Earl'. Within six months Snowboy was producing his debut album. Bringing a wealth of knowledge and amazing musicians to DB Cohen's analog recorded debut album 'Scratchcards & Wine'. 
The star studded studio team included; Florence and the machine'sMark Saunders and keys player Rusty Bradshaw, Toby Gore, Mike Webster from indie legends 'Baddies' as well as Ladonna Harley-Peters (Adele & Emili Sande) and the horn section from the Specials. James Taylor Quartet's Gary Crockett, rockabilly legend Steve Hooker and blues harmonica player Steve 'West' Weston also featured.

 'Stars' and 'Uncommon Love' have recently been featured on the French version of the hit TV show 'The Voice' and 'Shit Jobs' was used in the TV documentary 'For the love of Mod'
 
Now residing in Quebec Canada, new collaboratory efforts with prominent Maple award winning Blues bassist Laura Greenberg and local swamp blues legends Wicked Grin have taken shape. Fellow Ramrock Records label mate Pauline Taylor has lent her vocals for a D.B Cohen penned track 'Made it Home' which will be released as part of the forthcoming L.P  ON TARGET out on Ramrock Records in 2025.

‘A great album laid down by a bristling new talent’ - NME‘s Dean Chalkley 

CONTACT: dbcohen2015@gmail.com