Leave Alone the Empty Spaces

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Leave Alone the Empty Spaces
Studio album by
John Bramwell
Released2 February 2018[1][2]
GenrePop, acoustic music
Length27 min.[2]
John Bramwell chronology

(2017) 		Leave Alone the Empty Spaces
(2018)

Leave Alone the Empty Spaces is a solo album by John Bramwell. On 10 November 2017, it was pre-released via Internet as a limited, signed edition together with the live album [3]. Back then it was available only in the physical form - as a vinyl and a compact disc[3]. The customers were given a free digital download - a song called "Days Go By"[3]. On 2 February 2018, the album was made available to buy in the form of digital download[2] and (in the physical form) in regular stores[1].

Track listing[]

track lengths according to iTunes[2]
1. "A Field Full of Secrets" 2:42
2. "Who Is Anybody?" 3:18
3. "Time′s Arrow" 3:09
4. "From The Shore" 3:43
5. "Sat Beneath the Lightning Tree" 4:02
6. "The Whipperwill" 2:49
7. "Wherever I Go, Wherever You Are" 2:01
8. "Leave Alone the Empty Spaces" 3:40
9. "Meet Me at the Station" 2:03

Singles[]

  1. "Who is Anybody?" (digital, 24 November 2017)[4]
  2. "From the Shore" (digital?, 12 January 2018)[1][5]

The fans of John Bramwell had a chance to appear in the video for "Who Is Anybody?" by entering an online video competition[6]. The competition started on 19 October 2017 and "some winners" (sic!) were announced on 10 November 2017.

References[]

  1. ^ Jump up to: a b c John Bramwell Releases New Single 'From The Shore'. WithGuitars. January 12, 2018
  2. ^ Jump up to: a b c d Leave Alone the Empty Spaces by John Bramwell on iTunes
  3. ^ Jump up to: a b c John Bramwell - Leave Alone The Empty Spaces Signed CD + Signed Gatefold LP + Signed Live 2016 CD - TM Stores
  4. ^ Who Is Anybody? - Single by John Bramwell on Apple Music
  5. ^ Premiere: John Bramwell shares new single ‘From The Shore’ exclusively first on Gigslutz - Gigslutz.
  6. ^ Do You Want To Be In The Video For John Bramwell’s New Single? johnbramwell.com



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