Authentic, roots-based voices have penetrated the mainstream in recent years, from the soulful yearns of early Leon Bridges, the groove of Gary Clark Jr., the booming voice of Jacob Banks, the raw and haunting delivery of Ray LaMontagne or the earthy tones of Rag 'n Bone Man - those voices cut through, and they stand out, they make you take notice because they don't sound like everyone else.

Connor Selby's voice echoes these trailblazers, enveloping his music with an emotional integrity. He delves deep into his soul, all the way down into his core and the feeling of belonging. When he talks about where his place is in this world and where he belongs, this is where he belongs - evoking a calm and assured confidence with his emotive storytelling dancing along his fretboard as he's lost in his thoughts.

Selby almost stands alone in the world of contemporary music, outside the parameters of the genres he touches upon - no one is making the king of music he is; no one really sounds like he does.