Who is roo panes

I also like Bob Dylan and Nick Drake. I love the tunings that Nick Drake used in some of his songs and that introduced me to some of the tunings on my songs.

And I like Bob Dylan for his lyrics. I used to listen to a lot of his stuff when I was just starting out. Thomas Hardy was a writer from Dorset. The songs that get finished the quickest are the ones that happen in the space of a day or even an hour or two. I find the melody usually comes first. When I perform on my own, I go into my own world. My fashion is reflective in another sense, but not consciously.

I would love to do that. So it went from there. A couple of them are actually really good. I went there last summer to do some writing. I stayed on the rooftops there for a week. Connect your Spotify account to your Last.

Connect to Spotify. A new version of Last. Panes is a British songwriter with a guitar to his chest and a heart swelling with hopes and dreams. A common on-paper pitch, perhaps, and one sold a thousand times before. But Dorset-born Panes has something special to offer those willing to wait a while for their favourite songs to settle into place. No follower of fashion, Panes walks to his own beat. I find that my music comes to me from situations I find myself in — those situations can come to me as songs.

And my mum used to be in a travelling theatre company, so I was encouraged towards culture, towards the arts. I thought, why not keep the recording close to where I write the songs? Rupert had a lot of imagination, and got a good grasp of the room and harnessed it. I just grabbed the opportunity that was in front of me. I went in a musician, and came out a musician. His is a deep voice, one that sounds aged beyond its years, perhaps.