FATHER CARPENTER IS AN ODE TO PAST TIMES GONE BY OF HAZY SUMMER DAYS
“Sibthorpe’s talent is undeniable; take note of his name, it will only be a matter of time before you hear it everywhere.”
‘‘Ytown’ is the newly released EP from London singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Campbell Sibthrope. Critically acclaimed and receiving high praise from Radio X and BBC, his latest EP is an effusive feat, that is a superlative example of Sibthorpe’s estimable song writing ability. Stand outs from the EP are the singles Father Carpenter, Good Lord, Dandelion and Pastel Porcelain.
Father Carpenter is an ode to past times gone by of hazy summer days that are tinted with a nostalgic hue. Considering brotherhood, youth, aging and naivety, Sibthorpe’s silver tongued words are hammered into our beings with his disarming crescendos of force after moments of lulled silence. Sibthorpe’s talent is undeniable; take note of his name, it will only be a matter of time before you hear it everywhere.
