From London street performer to blues-infused indie rocker, Andy John Jones has grown into a singer-songwriter with a distinctly soulful sound. Inspired by legends like Springsteen, Prince, John Martyn, John Mayer, and Tom Waits — as well as cinematic neo-noir worlds like Drive, Blade Runner, Frank Miller’s Sin City, and the raw prose of Charles Bukowski — Andy has been working on a soulful, cinematic soundscape with which to tell the stories of the rough, the ready, the most makers and the dreamers who live within the fictional borough lines of Caine Town — a place where hope and grit collide.
“Introducing: Andy John Jones - Blues infused Indie Roots [now] evolving into something cinematic and fresh: Heartland Soul - where Springsteen meets Prince on a Blade Runner soundtrack. Gritty, soulful and genre defying, Andy’s [latest] sound is crafted to hit you in the heart and stay there. A powerful new voice in the next wave of British artistry.” - The Top Bar, the home of new music, Birmingham, UK.
“Introducing: Andy John Jones - Blues infused Indie Roots [now] evolving into something cinematic and fresh: Heartland Soul - where Springsteen meets Prince on a Blade Runner soundtrack. Gritty, soulful and genre defying, Andy’s [latest] sound is crafted to hit you in the heart and stay there. A powerful new voice in the next wave of British artistry.” - The Top Bar, the home of new music, Birmingham, UK.
“…stunning.”
- Michelle Ward, Phoenix 98FM
“Possibly spurned one of the best quotes I’ve heard…I love this…‘it’s like Bruce Springsteen & Paolo Nutini are cruising in the backseat of Jeff Buckley’s car and Tom Waits is driving.’ Yeah. That pretty much sums it up”
- Pete Steel, Brum Radio.
“…an uplifting blast of sunshine, whose soulful warmth we could all do with right now.”
- Music News.
“If you’re sick of vapid Rock and Roll melt into the ardent grooves of Andy John Jones”
- A&R Factory
“British, soulful and sexy…”
- Where The Music Meets
“Reminiscent of Paolo Nutini with the guitar stylings of John Mayer"
- The Other Side Reviews
"A very British-esque unhinged rock n roll vibe, a fresh, brash and ragged sound that tingles every pore of the body.”
– The Partae
“…comes from the street but is ready to conquer all digital platforms.”
- rockandmore.net