Inequality Blues by Jude Edwin-Scott

This is the first of a series of EPs I'll be releasing over the coming year, hence titled EP1. My move up north to Cheshire from London in 2015, gave me perspective musically and lyrically. 'Inequality Blues' was inspired by political events in the uk, the financial crash, Brexit and in particular the tragedy of the grenfell tower fire in London. 'Over the Banks', 'Rambling Rose' and 'Spinning Gold' have come about being in my new countryside surroundings. 'Rambling Rose' was also inspired by Robert Macfarlane's book 'Underland'. I often dedicate this to the adventurous spirit in all of us. My Dad gave me the name for the last track 'Spinning Gold', an instrumental written in the Autumn last year. Track 4, 'Little princes' was written because of a growing awareness in me and probably numerous others to the plight of refugees around the world. I want to encourage us to open our hearts more by empathising with them. After reading Patrick Kingsley's book 'The New Odyssey' you realise the incredible journeys these people have made to bring themselves and their family to a safe place. Thank you for listening, I hope you enjoy this EP,
Cheers Jude

Tracklist

1.	Over The Banks	3:02

2.	Inequality Blues	5:03

3.	Rambling Rose	4:44

4.	Little Princes	6:47

5.	Spinning Gold	2:11

Credits

released June 25, 2021

Jude Edwin-scott vocals, guitars, mandolin and violin

Music and lyrics by Jude Edwin-Scott Copyright Control 2021

Recorded at The Big Rock Room and Perryvale Studios by Paul Shone 2019 and Pat Collier 2021

Mixed and mastered at Perryvale Studios, London by Pat Collier 2021

Big thanks to Paul Shone, Richard Larkum and Pat Collier

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