Dai & the Ramblers' second album, Bon Bon, is out now! Click on STORE to buy a copy. Here's what people are saying about the record:
"An indie-Cajun gumbo of spirited R&B goodness. They ramble with self-assured, all-acoustic abandon... The linchpin in this sweet cool mess is Price's mellow, dulcet-toned voice, an instrument capable of dark forcefulness and languid tenderness, conjuring up the mercurial spirit of a young, full-throated Alex Chilton." Doug Deloach (Songlines Magazine)
"Sublime... Incredibly creative and sonically adventurous." Michael Park (The International Americana Music Show)
"Dai & The Ramblers have the kind of class that allows them to transcend the usual limitations of 'roots' music." (Bluesbunny)
"This is undoubtedly a terrific band that appealingly mixes rootsy American styles such as Cajun, blues, folk and gospel" Trevor Hodgett (RnR Magazine)
“Bon Bon is an album that will keep the listener engaged as you simply don’t know what to expect next." Dave Jennings (Americana UK)
"This is a heavyweight songwriter at work. There's a great weight to this collection, matched to an easy grace and lightness of touch. It's a masterful combination that makes for a set of songs that feel instantly familiar, like classics that have been around forever. Quite simply, Dai & The Rambers just ooze class; brilliant musicians, brilliant songs, brilliantly played" Rory Carlile (New Roots)
And here's what people said about Dai & The Ramblers' first album, Duw Duw:
"This London quartet's Zydeco-influenced debut swings mightily. Like James Hunter before him, frontman Dai Price is a man to watch." Phil Alexander (Mojo)
"An organic, swinging masterpiece... inordinately tight" Keith Ames (The Musician)
"I love his voice; I love the whole band." Paul Heaton (The Beatiful South)
"Just about as good as it gets. One of the best bands I've ever seen, and over 50+ years, I've seen them all" Ted Carroll (Ace Records)
"Absolutely gorgeous... They make a beautiful sound." Janice Long (BBC Radio 2)
"Rocking... entertaining... spirited" John Clarke (The Independent)
"A most eclectic album and I enjoyed all of it" Paul Jones (BBC Radio 2)
"A joyous romp...a cracking album... will raise your spirits and gladden your heart" Michael Farley (Americana UK)
"Righteous and loose... contagious and worth spreading" Alan Cackett (Maverick)
"An indie-Cajun gumbo of spirited R&B goodness. They ramble with self-assured, all-acoustic abandon... The linchpin in this sweet cool mess is Price's mellow, dulcet-toned voice, an instrument capable of dark forcefulness and languid tenderness, conjuring up the mercurial spirit of a young, full-throated Alex Chilton." Doug Deloach (Songlines Magazine)
"Sublime... Incredibly creative and sonically adventurous." Michael Park (The International Americana Music Show)
"Dai & The Ramblers have the kind of class that allows them to transcend the usual limitations of 'roots' music." (Bluesbunny)
"This is undoubtedly a terrific band that appealingly mixes rootsy American styles such as Cajun, blues, folk and gospel" Trevor Hodgett (RnR Magazine)
“Bon Bon is an album that will keep the listener engaged as you simply don’t know what to expect next." Dave Jennings (Americana UK)
"This is a heavyweight songwriter at work. There's a great weight to this collection, matched to an easy grace and lightness of touch. It's a masterful combination that makes for a set of songs that feel instantly familiar, like classics that have been around forever. Quite simply, Dai & The Rambers just ooze class; brilliant musicians, brilliant songs, brilliantly played" Rory Carlile (New Roots)
And here's what people said about Dai & The Ramblers' first album, Duw Duw:
"This London quartet's Zydeco-influenced debut swings mightily. Like James Hunter before him, frontman Dai Price is a man to watch." Phil Alexander (Mojo)
"An organic, swinging masterpiece... inordinately tight" Keith Ames (The Musician)
"I love his voice; I love the whole band." Paul Heaton (The Beatiful South)
"Just about as good as it gets. One of the best bands I've ever seen, and over 50+ years, I've seen them all" Ted Carroll (Ace Records)
"Absolutely gorgeous... They make a beautiful sound." Janice Long (BBC Radio 2)
"Rocking... entertaining... spirited" John Clarke (The Independent)
"A most eclectic album and I enjoyed all of it" Paul Jones (BBC Radio 2)
"A joyous romp...a cracking album... will raise your spirits and gladden your heart" Michael Farley (Americana UK)
"Righteous and loose... contagious and worth spreading" Alan Cackett (Maverick)
