Jonathan Bone Katoomba, Australia
Jonathan Bone’s debut album ‘How It’ll Be Alright’ is the tale of the songwriter’s journey as an outsider through the upheaval of recent lockdowns, mandates & censorship. Anchored by Bone’s acoustic guitar stylings the album spans a range of musical genres & moods from folk-rock to alt-country with touches of punk sensibility. It calls for compassion in a time of fear & division. ... more
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