Dean Carter returns with new album

UK-based guitarist, songwriter and sound healing practitioner Dean Carter first started on his sonic journey in the late 80s and early 90s as part of the Psychomuzak outfit, releasing two critically acclaimed albums on the Delerium imprint with The Exstasie produced by Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree and Send which featured former King Crimson and Camel guest artists.

Taking centre stage, he then became the frontman of Dean Carter and the High Commission, which released Average Man via the Demi Monde label. As a solo artist he shared Persistence of Vision which showcased more acoustic style material, earning him plaudits from the likes of Time Out Magazine.

When he started to face his battle with ME/CFS, an illness that would even prevent him from listening to music, he took a step back from his artistic path. In seeking recovery, he became involved in sound healing techniques to regain his health and gradually redeveloped his ability to hear and perform music again.

Making his return after a more than two decade hiatus, he’s back and better than ever with his new album titled Songs Without Words / Towards Tomorrow. Featuring fifteen new songs that showcase his acoustic guitar talents as well as his folk style songwriting skill, with his new album he makes his triumphant return to grace listeners with his charming sound once again.

Laying down an ambient and reflective sound delivered via his accomplished performance prowess, Songs Without Words / Towards Tomorrow serves as the long awaited come back of a celebrated musician who’s back at the top of his game.

Listen to Songs Without Words / Towards Tomorrow below