David J. Roch

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Skin & Bones 00:00 Tools
Hour Of Need 00:00 Tools
The Lost Child 00:00 Tools
Bones 00:00 Tools
Lonely Unfinished 00:00 Tools
Dew 00:00 Tools
Evil's Pillow 00:00 Tools
The Devil Don't Mind 00:00 Tools
Yours 00:00 Tools
Only Love 00:00 Tools
Don't Let Go Yet - Radio Edit 00:00 Tools
Hell Followed 00:00 Tools
Lord Knows 00:00 Tools
Don't Let Go Yet 00:00 Tools
Dum Spiro, Spero 00:00 Tools
Cutie Pie 00:00 Tools
Love Remains 00:00 Tools
Hearts & Minds 00:00 Tools
Oh Lord, Hear Me 00:00 Tools
Hour of Need - Radio Edit 00:00 Tools
Hell To Pay 00:00 Tools
Can't Seem To Find You Now 00:00 Tools
Nearer My Home 00:00 Tools
Rain 00:00 Tools
For Closure 00:00 Tools
Lullaby Bridge 00:00 Tools
Hour of Need - acoustic EP version 00:00 Tools
Skin & Bones (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Skin Bones 00:00 Tools
Doesn't Matter 00:00 Tools
Can't Seem To Find You (Feat. Rachel Sermanni) [Bonus Track] 00:00 Tools
Hearts & Minds - live acoustic 00:00 Tools
Don't Let Go Yet (Radio Edit) 00:00 Tools
A Lesson Learnt 00:00 Tools
Peace With The Devil 00:00 Tools
//Bonus Track\\ Can’t Seem To Find You Now (orchestral version) featuring Rachel Sermanni 00:00 Tools
Waltz for Elliot (Home Demo - Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
Gregorian Love Song (Home Demo - Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
Devil don't mind 00:00 Tools
David J Roch - Skin & Bones 00:00 Tools
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A remarkable new singer/songwriter from Sheffield possessing an almost supernatural vocal range, David J Roch releases his debut album Skin and Bones through Dram Records on the 4th April. Produced by Jim Sclavunos (of Grinderman and Nick Cave + The Bad Seeds), David J Roch’s debut album offers a collection of darkly romantic compositions of epic sweep. Whether set against a backdrop of lush orchestration, stark electronic ambience or thrumming crescendos, Roch’s voice compels and mesmerizes as it leaps from sonorous baritone to soaring falsetto. David’s stirring vocal style resonates with echoes of both Tim and Jeff Buckley or Nick Drake, also bringing to mind singers well outside the folk milieu such as Matt Berninger (The National) or Antony Hegarty. But it is jazz chanteuses Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday that David cites as his personal inspirations, while lyrically he feels a kinship with poets as timeless as William Blake or as contemporary as Simon Armitage. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.