Letter To Dead End, Indiana, by Andrew Ferguson As SIASA

Letter To Dead End, Indiana

by Andrew Ferguson As SIASA

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1.	Tears Like Crystal 05:45	buy track
2.	Wrong Side Of Town 04:57	buy track
3.	Interstate 06:59	buy track

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Songs In A Scottish Accent. Andrew Ferguson As SIASA returns to Aldora Britain Records with a spectacular three-song set entitled Letter To Dead End, Indiana.

SIASA's signature lo-fi noir folk style shines through on each track. There is a deeper poetic aspect to the compositions too, Ferguson's lyrical prowess taking centre stage in amongst the minimalistic arrangements. It is like a meeting between the latter day sensibilities of Johnny Cash, Bruce Springsteen's working man's storytelling, and the strongly accented punch of The Proclaimers. There is an evolution here as well. Ferguson is clearly dedicating time to his craft and growing as an artist as a result. 'Tears Like Crystal', 'Wrong Side Of Town' and 'Interstate' are perfect additions to the SIASA discography.

For fans of Joel David Weir, Johnny Cash, The Proclaimers, Bruce Springsteen, and Carole King.

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released December 7, 2022

Written by Ferguson.

Andrew Ferguson: acoustic and electric guitar, lap steel and bass guitar, harmonica, keys and vocals.

Graham Crawford: saxophone vocals.

Recorded at Buddy Sound, and Watertoun Studios, Edinburgh.

Additional engineering by Graham Crawford.

Released by Tom Hilton on Aldora Britain Records (ABR-408).

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