Name: Without People
Brand: Donovan Woods

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MW0070

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-06-09

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The Orchard

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197187160273

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Artist

Donovan Woods

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Folk

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Meant Well

Donovan Woods is a singer/songwriter hailing from Sarnia, Ontario. With his soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics, he has captivated audiences around the world. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Beta Radio, Aaron Espe, and Henry Jamison, Donovan's music combines folk and indie elements to create a unique sound that resonates with listeners. His introspective storytelling transports you to another world, evoking emotions that are both raw and relatable. Whether performing solo or collaborating with other talented musicians, Donovan Woods continues to make waves in the music industry.
With a discography that includes critically acclaimed albums like "Both Ways" and "Hard Settle, Ain't Troubled," Donovan has proven himself as an influential force in the singer/songwriter genre. His songs have been featured in popular television shows like "Nashville" and "Lucifer," further solidifying his place in the industry.
As an artist who wears his heart on his sleeve, Donovan's performances are intimate experiences that leave a lasting impact on his audience. From small venues to festival stages, he effortlessly connects with fans through his genuine stage presence and powerful vocals. If you're looking for music that speaks to your soul and leaves you feeling inspired, look no further than Donovan Woods.

For his new album, Without People, Donovan Woods explains: "Anything but protest music feels out of place right now. In the middle of a pandemic, as the truth of our environmental devastation sinks in, in the thick of protests reshaping our thoughts on policing and crystallizing the reality of white supremacy at work in all corners of our society, it feels silly to write about relationships. I was thinking about that when the title "Without People" came to me. It made me think about the intrusion of real life, other people's needs and opinions into our internal worlds. It made me think about life as a series of lessons that all seem to be about learning to cope without people you love. And it made me think about how beautiful the world could be without us, and how we're perhaps the first generation to consider that notion as a real possibility."

Without People

Music GB