Musician from Wellington set to debut latest folk-rock album

Wellington musician Jon Maybey is gearing up to drop a brand new album this August, showcasing his talents as both a musician and composer. Titled “Time Will Tell,” the album consists of 11 tracks that perfectly encapsulate the essence of Celtic folk-rock. The album is set to be available for streaming starting on August 1st.

Maybey expressed his desire to work with a band in a studio setting for this album, a departure from his usual multi-genre live-looping solo performances. He highlighted his satisfaction with the collaborative process and the authentic, human element that shines through in the music. In a music scene dominated by electronic sounds, Maybey’s choice to incorporate traditional instruments like the mandolin and flute, alongside electric and acoustic guitars, adds depth and richness to the tracks.

One notable feature of “Time Will Tell” is the inclusion of vocals by Rosie Eade, adding another layer of complexity and emotion to the overall sound. Maybey’s decision to branch out and explore a new sound palette with this album demonstrates his versatility and willingness to push creative boundaries.

Fans of Maybey’s previous work can look forward to experiencing a fresh perspective on his musical style with this upcoming release. By infusing Celtic influences with elements of rock and folk, Maybey has crafted a cohesive collection of tracks that transport listeners on a musical journey. Each composition offers a unique blend of textures and melodies, creating a dynamic listening experience from start to finish.

With “Time Will Tell,” Jon Maybey invites listeners to immerse themselves in a world of vibrant sounds and evocative storytelling. The album serves as a testament to his artistic growth and commitment to crafting music that resonates with audiences on a profound level. Stay tuned for the release of “Time Will Tell” on August 1st, and prepare to embark on a musical adventure unlike any other.