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By way of the beach in Nice, the rain in Manchester and a commune in Lewes, David Ford has spent the last few months in the derelict cellar under his flat recording the bunch of songs that make up the DIY masterpiece you hold in your hand. Ahead of that will come a download video single of a 'live in the studio in one take' recording of what is fast becoming David's show stopping, jaw dropping polemic classic 'State Of The Union'
'I Sincerely Apologise For All The Trouble I've Caused' is an album of words and melodies that whisper and shout defiantly at the constant disappointments that litter our lives.
Any attempts at modern comparisons don't quite get to the heart of David Ford's talent. To find his actual peers you have to go back to some of the great curveball mainstream mavericks of melody, romance and inventiveness – artists such as Todd Rundgren, Tom Waits, Laura Nyro and Harry Nilsson. Not that David Ford cares all that much for comparisons – he's too busy moving forward.
The album tracklisting is:
1. I Don't Care What You Call Me
2. State Of The Union
3. What Would You Have Me Do?
4. Cheer Up (You Miserable Fuck)
5. A Long Time Ago
6. Don't Tell Me
7. Katie (What The Fuck Is Going On)
8. If You Only Knew
9. Laughing Aloud
David has recently played alongside the likes of Ben Christophers, Keane and Duke Special, can catch David Ford live at the following venues:
16th June London 100 Club
28th June Cardiff Barfly
29th June Wireless Festival
30th June Liverpool Barfly
1st July London Barfly
2nd July Glasgow Barfly
4th July Leicester Charlotte
5th July York Fibbers
6th July London Borderline
7th July Taunton, Aura
8th July Bristol Folkhouse
10th July Eastbourne Underground Theatre
11th July Birmingham Glee Club
12th July Brighton, Komedia
13th July Cardiff Barfly
14th July Cambridge Portland Arms
Official Site: link