
London-based troubadour Drew Worthley has long been immersed in the music scene variously as a songwriter, band member and multi-instrumentalist, even playing a live session on the Bob Harris show on BBC Radio 2. His debut solo album ‘The Ember’ is a collection of wistful and honest ballads about love and loss. Although all the tracks are centred around a spine of acoustic finger-picking or strummed guitar, a sprawling web of banjos, ukuleles
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Crazy Love, Vol. II
Bone China Saviour
Blistering My Skin
When I Was A Boy
Doctor Foster
3am
The Ember
Maybe (For Eileen Nearne)
The Decree
Drive To Nowhere
Mansions and Anthems
The Grand Old Duke of York
Falling Through You
How Long (Fran's Song)
Ode to Stepney
Flood of Red
The Underground Man
All To Give
Angel Wharf
Derivative Calves
Entropic Heart
Prelude Ephemera
John Proctor's Lament
Daemon
Sing a Song of Sixpence
Baa Baa Black Sheep
A Cloud A Hand The Sea
Prelude / Ephemera
A Cloud / A Hand / The Sea
Three Blind Mice
Hey Diddle Diddle
How long
Decvee Absolute
Falling Through You m.v2
Crazy Love
Falling Through You (Mark Hill remix)
Falling Through You (Mark Hill Mix)
Qoheleth (Bonus Track)
Qoheleth
Jack & Gill
Maxim
Pat-a-Cake
Ring O' Roses
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