Whether working on an album with legendary producer Ken Scott or sharing stages all over the world with celebrated artists – such as Angus Stone & Gossling -, Barton has always maintained a distinctive voice and a sound that can be heard evolving over his solo career. Steeped in an English pop-folk universe from an early age, the songs on Barton’s latest album have a 70s west coast flavor; it’s this blend of scenes and sounds that adds a distinctly personal and original touch. Imagine Lloyd Cole fronting Steely Dan or Paul McCartney sitting in with the Eagles. As for how the album came about, here’s the tale in his own words…