Peter Conway isn’t just a singer-songwriter; he’s a poet with a voice so unforgettable it feels like it’s lived a thousand lives. His songs, woven with raw emotion and profound lyricism, create sonic landscapes that linger long after the final note. Soulful and rootsy, Conway’s artistry feels timeless - like he’s stepped out of an era when music was visceral, unfiltered, and unabashedly human.

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Conway crafts songs that feel like lost treasures from Laurel Canyon’s golden age, yet they pulse with an urgency that’s entirely of the moment. Imagine the smoky depth of Joe Cocker, the poetic heart of Bob Dylan, and the rebel spirit of Bob Marley, blended with the modern-day gravitas of artists such as Ray LaMontagne and Foy Vance.

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His upcoming album, Communication Heals, showcases his singular vision. Written, arranged, and produced by Conway himself, and engineered by the renowned Sean Read (Dexys, Soul Savers, Beth Orton), the album is a tour de force. Following on from the singles Modern World and Racism & Rockets, the new single, Real Eyes, Release, Real Lies cuts through the noise like a light in a
darkening night - An avant guard fusion of folk, soul, jazz, and
poetry weaving a tapestry in a rhythm that don’t ask permission.
It’s a song for the believers, the ones who still believe that music
can make a difference, the ones who still believe words can shake the ground.

It’s a song with a mission: to peel back the layers of deception in
the world and remind us of our collective power to bring about change, because, as Conway so poignantly suggests in the anthemic song Modern World, taken from the same album "It's plain to see this modern world needs more love".

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