Jon Boden

Jon Boden is an esteemed English folk musician and singer, known for his versatile talents as a violinist, guitarist, composer, and lead vocalist. He emerged as a significant figure in contemporary folk music, particularly recognised for his role as the lead singer of the band Bellowhead, which he co-founded with John Spiers. Boden's contributions to the band, coupled with his broader work in the folk music scene, have established him as one of the leading voices of the genre.

Following Bellowhead's farewell in 2016, Jon Boden has successfully continued his path as a solo artist, further showcasing his proficiency and passion for storytelling through music. His solo career is marked by a series of albums that reflect a deep exploration of both traditional and modern folk sounds. Notable releases such as "Afterglow," a dystopian-themed album which was followed by a deluxe version due to its success, reveal Boden's ability to marry evocative narratives with vibrant instrumentation. With his recent offerings like "Rose in June," he continues to pay homage to classic folk motifs while simultaneously imprinting his own unique stamp on the genre. His seasonal renditions like "Glad Christmas Comes" and the heartfelt cover of "Fairytale of New York" showcase his ability to capture the festive spirit through his distinctive voice and musical arrangements. Through his dynamic solo work and impactful contributions to collaborative projects, Jon Boden stands as a beacon of innovation and tradition in folk music, captivating audiences with his rich discography and compelling performances.

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Parlour Ballads
Album - 11 Tracks - Released September 27, 2024
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