Leo Aram-Downs releases EP, ‘We All Have our Place’.

As a graduate of the BRIT School and Goldsmiths, singer-songwriter Leo Aram-Downs is well equipped as an artist. His intricate fingerstyle acoustic guitar abilities are something to be inspired by, put together with genres ranging from jazz to tech metal, this multi-instrumentalist is the real deal.

Subsequently, Leo has been touring, gigging, and writing at an unbelievable rate, for instance, 2019 saw the release of 54 songs, headed as ‘The Year of Everything’. This level of output is a staggering feat and is paying off. Now living in Brighton, Leo is building a group of loyal followers and widening the exposure of his music.

Dedicated to geographical nostalgia, Leo releases a new two-part EP, We All Have our place. This serves to unravel and document feelings attached to locations and our sense of place across the world. Simultaneously, written at a time of extreme restriction in the lockdown of 2020, it became a rumination project investigating the novel experience of entrapment that was imposed on us all.

The EP is a delightful composition, soothing and wistful. It could be played on a warm summers day or cosying up by the fire in the depths of winter and would create a peaceful ambience. Leo’s layered vocals are smooth and orchestrated to give delicate harmonies.

Listen to We All Have Our Place, Pt. 2 below