The new singer of experimental folk: escaping from the banks of the River Tyne, in the North of England, a voice takes flight, imbued with ancestral ballads and finely crafted observations of everyday life. This voice of a tormented troubadour, both captivating and abrasive, belongs to Richard Dawson. His guitar playing, both virtuosic and chaotic, his songs that are alternately amusing or tragic, draw their origins from a bubbling imagination. Richard Dawson's new album, "Nothing Important," will be released on November 3rd on the Weird World label. It hypnotizes with its tender and dark whispers and its piercing and wild screams, with a voice unmatched in the current musical landscape.