Life Is People

The cult singer-songwriter's first proper album in 40 years proves that his beloved early recordings were no fluke. Jeff Tweedy guests on this expert singer-songwriter album, which is as dependent upon keen insight as it is upon meticulous arrangement.

Fay’s most open-handed offering, re-presenting this profound artist to a post-everything audience.

Perhaps all these years later he will finally get the credit he deserves.

Life Is People is Bill Fay's first non-retrospectively released album since 1981.

English singer-songwriter Bill Fay's first album for 41 years possesses a gentle charm, says <strong>Ally Carnwath</strong>

Fay is still in fine voice, singing stately, hymnal songs imbued with a kind of cosmic and religious rapture, writes <strong>Tom Hughes</strong>

Bill Fay’s extraordinary album Life is People unfolds with the assurance of an old master still burning with the desire to tell his tales, writes Neil McCormick.

Beautifully measured return to the studio from this humble master of English song...