Adrian Crowley

Adrian Crowley Offers Up Immersive Haunting Songs

Soundcheck | Jun 22, 2017

Galway-raised troubadour Adrian Crowley pens dark and beautiful, immersive and overwhelming songs, which are just the thing for a quiet evening of solitude by candlelight. Haunting and full of promise, Crowley’s eloquent song-stories are delivered in a rich baritone, weighted with pent-up longing; the accompanying textures range in size from the Crash Ensemble, a smaller string section, to solo piano or guitar, or mellotron & electronic treatments. Crowley plays an intimate set of songs live in the Soundcheck studio.

 

RIYL: The Magnetic Fields, The National, Nick Cave, Nick Drake

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