Robert Vincent

If there's a lot of half-finished, semi-fulfilled, vaguely unsatisfying music around these days - songs that say nothing to you about your life - then maybe it's because the people who make it haven't lived much of a life themselves.

Not so in the case of Robert Vincent, the searingly honest Liverpool Americana singer-songwriter who has been compared to a Mersey Van Morrison or a Scouse Springsteen.​

It was Vincent’s powerful and soulful voice that attracted acolytes such as Bob Harris, Paul Carrack and Mary Chapin Carpenter. In 2016, Harris awarded Robert with his ‘Emerging Artist’ of the year award at the inaugural UK Americana Awards show describing Vincent as “absolutely magnetic” and “the real deal”.

In 2018 following the release of ‘I’ll Make The Most Of My Sins’ (AMAUK Album of The Year 2018) Robert was invited to perform on the BBC ‘Old Grey Whistle Test, For One Night Only’ closing the show. It was this performance that would propel him to number 1 and 2 in the iTunes Album and Singles Charts.

​Maintaining his status as one of the most acclaimed voices in the UK Americana scene, Robert’s new songs represent a left turn for an artist who is ready for something more. 

​Just back off tour with the legendary Robert Plant a new album "Barriers" is out in June

​“He's the Real Deal” -  Bob Harris OBE (BBC Radio 2) 

“A phenomenal, spiritual listen” - Sunday Times Album Review

​Support from Alexander McKay who is an Americana multi-instrumentalist, hailing from Somerset with a passionate and authentic voice.  His rhythmic finger picking style is rooted in folk and country. 

Heart-felt songs inspired by life on the road in America would later feature on the award-winning biopic ‘Stones’.  Alexander also made his screen debut as the main character, writing and performing the intimate soundtrack which won ‘Best Film’ at the London Independent Film Awards.”

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