REVIEW NOVEMBER 2023

REVIEW NOVEMBER 2023
REVIEW NOVEMBER 2023
R n R Magazine Nov/Dec Issue
Thanks to Dave Haslam for giving ‘Clarity In Dusk’ 4 stars referring to it as a ‘melodic and rather splendid collection’
REVIEW + INTERVIEW OCTOBER 2023
The Singer Who Paints Music Blog Album Launch Review Mama Liz's Stamford 13-10-23
By Jodie Erica
"Their energy filled the room as they rocked out and presented their creative and meaningful 9-track studio album, recorded at Deadline Studios in Leicester with producer Adam Ellis.
Each song is praised and cheered by the listeners, and many fantastic moments are collated throughout the evening from crowd interaction, clapping, dancing, singing, and enchanting instrumental solos. Stevie has a great natural stage presence that creates a friendship with the audience as he tells them stories behind their music and creativity.
"Really great evening. Stevie Jones and The Wildfires are very engaging, Stevie is expressing his truth and it will inspire other people" - Gabriella and Tony
The 'Clarity In Dusk' album includes many thought-provoking songs that express feelings towards shifts and changes that occur when passing through different phases of our lives.
You can feel the real emotion and wisdom from Stevie whilst singing his songs as not only do they express real-life experiences but also worldly affairs that we can all collectively relate to, and with The Wildfires coming together through their own lived experiences and passion to play, this radiates such a wonderful feeling of relatability and unison."
>>FULL REVIEW HERE INCLUDES FULL BAND INTERVIEW AND FOOTAGE FROM THE NIGHT<<
REVIEW OCTOBER 2023
Powerplay Magazine November Issue 268
“....it's a mellow, chilled out, mainly acoustic affair tinged with folky alt=rock sensibilties and the sort of vaguley Americana stylings that make Counting Crows and The Jayhawks so compelling. Porcupine Tree or Mark Lanegan's 'Whiskey For The Holy Ghost' spring to mind on some of the tracks. It's an album designed to be listened to in its entirety, from beginning to end on an autumnal walk or a gentle country drive....compelling, and at times, beautiful”