Ten Tonnes – Dancing, Alone

Since releasing his self-titled debut album via Warner Bros, Ten Tonnes – aka Ethan Barnett – has undergone a multitude of changes both in his life and in his music. The four years between the debut record and its follow-up, served as a recalibration for the songwriter. He went independent, moved out of London, started therapy, focused on the introverted part of his brain, and has returned with a mature and majestic second album about reflection, growing up and carving a different path for himself. The indie juggernaut’s clear progression is showcased throughout his irresistible new offering; mixed by esteemed engineer Jag Jago (The Maccabees, The Magic Gang, Matt Maltese), as he seeks to build on previous plaudits across the broadsheets, (The Guardian, The Times), key indie titans (NME, DIY, Dork, The Line Of Best Fit, Gigwise), and countless plays on the BBC airwaves (Annie Mac, Jack Saunders, Jo Whiley).