Adam Lanceley deals with themes of hardship and depression in confessional material

Adam Lanceley is a London-based singer songwriter who fuses the trauma of his past with a hopefulness that only music can inspire, foster and flower. A car accident at the age of 10 left him unable to walk and talk, but over the years he has gradually recovered and is moving forward, with music as his vehicle.

On his newest release, ‘Back to the Sunshine’, Lanceley deals with themes of the hardship and depression that comes with physical and mental damage, reflected in songs like ‘A Film We All Saw’ and ‘I’ll be Feeling Fine’ which contain echoes of Kurt Vile and Tom Petty in both lyrics and melody. For fans of therapeutic and confessional singer songwriters, Adam Lanceley is here for you.

Words: Ethan Schrupp | @ethan schrupp

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