Nigel Of Bermondsey - Nigel Of Bermondsey

Review by Chris Taylor

Nigel of Bermondsey's self-titled album is a compelling collection of songs that showcase the singer-songwriter's unique voice and style. The album is a mix of folk, rock, and blues, with Nigel's distinct vocals and guitar playing at the forefront of each track.

The album opens with "The Ghost of Love," a haunting and introspective song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "London Town" and "The Ballad of John and Yoko" are upbeat and catchy, with clever lyrics that capture the spirit of the city and the Beatles, respectively.

Nigel's talent as a storyteller is evident in songs like "The Ballad of the Lost Souls," a poignant tale of longing and regret, and "The Last Song," a beautiful and melancholic ballad about saying goodbye. The album also features a cover of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," which Nigel delivers with emotion and grace.

Summary by Chris Taylor

Nigel of Bermondsey's self-titled album is a must-listen for fans of folk and acoustic music. With its thoughtful lyrics, memorable melodies, and Nigel's distinctive voice and guitar playing, this album is a gem that deserves to be heard.