John Adams, No White Lies Review
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John Adams is a singer-songwriter-busker hailing from Aberdare in the South Wales Valleys. A truly homegrown talent, he began his career busking on the streets, using the money to pay for his first release, befittingly entitled The Pavement is My Stage. After the album reached No.7 on the iTunes Singer-Songwriter charts in 2016, he took a leap of faith and left his job as a Mathematics Teacher. That gamble paid off and John has gone on to support household names such as Take That, Lemar, T’Pau and Katherine Jenkins. A follow up release in 2018, titled You Never Know Who’s Listening. Now in 2019, with the release of an EP titled No White Lies, Adams is poised for another year of marked success.
No White Lies
First Line
Million Lives
Flames
No White Lies
Him
Release Date: February 8, 2019
Tristar Records
19 minutes
Adams songwriting is stronger than ever. His ability to invoke personal experience with a wiser confluence is immediately evident on the new EP.