DREW DAVIES
ABOUT DREW DAVIES
Drew is from Sheffield in the heart of the North York’s Moors. After starting his musical career in the rock and roll trenches of London he currently resides in the post industrial city of Glasgow.
He has trodden the boards at many iconic venues, from London's Scala and legendary Underworld to world renowned festivals such as Download. His music has been championed by many, including BBC DJ's Mickey Bradley (BBC Ulster), Gary Crowley (BBC London), Bruce Dickinson (BBC 6), Jericho Keys (BBC Introducing) and the late great Janice Long (BBC Wales).
His latest album Holloway Nights is his most expansive work to date. Inspired by the world around him, the themes of love, loss and the human experience permeate his songs. Drew has created a soundscape that can feel both ominous like a storm rolling over a city or comforting like the warm sun caressing the back of your neck.
PRESS
LOUDER THAN WAR
"A lyrical journey much darker in content than the music would have you believe at first"
CLASH
"Anthemic 70's gusto big enough to fill an arena"
BBC INTRODUCING
"Absolutely fantastic...Influenced by David Bowie and Peter Gabriel"
WONDERLAND
"Empowering lyrics and warming vocals"
MUSIC NEWS
"A stunningly captivating indie rock belter"
PLANET ROCK
"I can't decide if this unashamedly 70's or 80's, but a very catchy song"
EARMILK
"Rooted in soaring vocals and passionate musicality"
MUSIC CROWNS
"A strong sense of emotion throughout...presented with a warm sentiment and gorgeous musicianship"