Description

Nobody could believe Willy Mason was only 19 when he appeared on the indie scene, after a chain of events that saw Mason hanging out, performing gigs and touring America with the likes of Conor Obrest and his band, Bright Eyes around the time of releasing Humans Eat, the 2004 album and its singles (now classic track Oxygen and So Long) charting in the UK Singles and Albums Charts in 2005. Already Dead follows Carry On, his 2012 album produced by Dan Carey during his time in South London which also led to Masons feature on Lianne La Havas album Is Your Love Big Enough and his 2012 tour with Ben Howard.