David Stone
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David Stone

Penetanguishene, ON, Canada | Established. Jan 01, 2011 | INDIE

Penetanguishene, ON, Canada | INDIE
Established on Jan, 2011
Solo Folk Singer/Songwriter

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"David Stone - Alright"

David Stone hits a remarkable balance. Maybe I'll draw it up one of these days, but for me when I consider a song (or album) for the blog, there's a sweet spot somewhere between country, folk, punk, and indie rock that really does it for me. If a song goes too far into one quadrant I generally don't write about it. Alright is the exact 0-axis in that graph.

Stone's songs are carefully written and could easily stand alone as poetry. The fact that he can accompany them with strong melodies that lend themselves to sing-alongs, a voice just this side of gravelly, and delicate guitar work when the occasion calls for it makes Stone a quadruple-threat. He also has the added distinction of one of my favorite love songs, hands-down, "Alright," which I featured on a playlist over the summer. It stands up to repeated listens, for sure. Overall, Alright isn't afraid to confront some of the world's emptiest feelings or the fullest with sincerity and warmth. It's a beautiful collection of songs and will be re-released on February 2nd on iTunes and Spotify. You can preorder the re-release now, or just buy it from Bandcamp. - Adobe & Teardrops


Discography

On Her Mind (Single) (2018)
Hummingbirds & Bees (Single) (2018)
Alright (2017)
Sound of a Spark (2016)
Grandest of Gestures (2015)
Northern Exposure (2015)
Dance Like Smoke (2013)
Hemp Cord (2012)
Hollow Heart (2011)
Ashes (2011)

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David Stone is a Canadian singer/songwriter and musician, born and raised on the shores of Georgian Bay, Ontario.

"David Stone's songs are carefully written and could easily stand alone as poetry. The fact that he can accompany them with strong melodies that lend themselves to sing-alongs, a voice just this side of gravelly, and delicate guitar work when the occasion calls for it makes Stone a quadruple-threat." - Rachel Cholst (Adobe and Teardrops).