“Dustin Pattison’s pure voice and simple acoustic style are stripped-down folk at its finest. His melodic timbre resonates serenely, but the themes of Pattison’s well-crafted songs tread sneakily on fragmented ground—swinging from Irish lullabies, to a life history of Jesus, to a tale about burying a woman in his backyard and confessing to a priest. The effect should be jarring, but while the stories are schizophrenic, the sentiment is somber and somehow peaceful.” -Annie Bethancourt, WILLAMETTE WEEK
“We knew the moment he opened his mouth that we had to find a way to share him with you.” -ACOUSTIC CONVERSATIONS
One by One by OnePeace with GodNo It Don’tIrish LullabyBallad of the Carpenter (Ewan MacColl, 1954)
The songs above and this interview were recorded by the good people at Acoustic Conversations.
