Conrad Deadly Margate, UK
“Love has no boundaries, genders or borders. Neither should society, In a world where people are trying to tell us where we
can and can’t travel don’t let people judge you for where your heart longs to go”
‘Apple Tree’ is a laidback folk arrangement with tinges of indie-punk A melancholic wonder that highlights the liberty to love, the honesty within ‘Apple Tree’ is breathtaking. CLOUTMAGAZINE
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