RM Hubbert - Telling The TreesThe extraordinary, tattoo bedecked, flamenco inspired guitarist and dare we say profane raconteur that is RM Hubbert (Hubby to you and me) returns with a new album, 'Telling the Trees' and it's every bit as bold, unpredictable and affecting as we could have dared expect. A reprisal of the collaborative format that so enriched 2012's SAY Award winning 'Thirteen Lost and Found', this new project finds Hubby co writing at arm's length from a dazzling

‰ÛÏROCKABILLY RIOT: ALL ORIGINAL‰۝ thrillingly comes alive with 12 new and original songs in pure rockabilly fashion

co-writing and recording in cities around the world

" If that single offers a glimpse of what to expect from the rest of the record

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‰Û÷Recurring Dreams‰۪

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The artwork for ‰Û÷Innerworld‰۪ is similarly starry-eyed

you'd be hard-pressed to go a listen without discovering something new

whose vocal arrangements were scored by Icelandic composer Johann Johannsson

while orchestral drama swathes the bad-dreamy ‰ÛÏGlobal Warming‰۝ and the album‰۪s gorgeously aching widescreen finale ‰ÛÏGeraldine

Rick Wakeman (keyboards) and backing vocals on "It Ain't Easy" by Dana Gillespie