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Wild Tomato article

Read the feature article about the Lockdown Sessions in my new recording Studio in this month’s Wild Tomato magazine. Page 76 Read it online HERE

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Album Review

True North Album Review. 4 stars. By Mike Alexander Sunday Star Times

Listening to Bryce Wastney’s third studio album True North is like catching up with a dear old friend. It’s warm, intimate, honest and a lovely reminder of the shared bond you have. He’s a master craftsman — perhaps something he perfected as a boat-builder.

Live gig Review

Songbook & Six String with Paul Ubana Jones, Theatre Royal, Nelson, May 1 2015. By Jacquie Walters.

“There is something very satisfying about watching two musicians on stage who so obviously enjoy each other’s company and share the stage with an absence of ego and great musical generosity.”

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Henrik Kiviluoto, music reviewer www.amplifier.co.nz

The crown jewel of the album though is the title track “A perfect day for travel”. On this slow masterpiece Bryce gives you a performance that makes you shiver – in a good way. It’s the kind of song you find yourself humming to when you wake up in the morning.”

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