Seabuckthorn – Crossing
Seabuckthorn – Crossing
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Seabuckthorn is the solo work of Andy Cartwright since 2009. Exploring various approaches on guitars, with fingerpicking, bowing and slides, often with layered accompaniments Crossing, his 8th solo album, is focusing on ambient spaces created by bowed resonator guitar. It was recorded in his home studio in the French Alps with the expectancy of becoming a father.
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