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Country Got Its Edge Back and The Friends of Norman Havelock Brought It with Latest Release, "Too Close To Call"

  • Writer: Sharanya Nadar
    Sharanya Nadar
  • 13 minutes ago
  • 1 min read

The Friends of Norman Havelock, a recording collective out of Cranbrook, England, are scattered across Kingston, Brighton, Leeds, London, and Amsterdam.


Their latest single, "Too Close To Call", shares a glimpse into their upcoming six-track EP titled 'Country Pursuits.' The song is pure alt-country Americana paired with some dashing ol' school rock. The guitar work has that soft yet slightly rough-around-the-edges quality I usually enjoy in country songs.


Smiling woman in black Western outfit and cowboy hat leans on a weathered red vintage truck at an outdoor festival.

Gardner is a country artist who came into the project through a 35-year friendship with bassist Dale Davis. Her delivery on this one is insanely commanding, which I was very much into! The track tackles big, messy decisions where you already know what the right choice is, but facing the fallout feels like too much.


If you're the kind of person who thinks country lost its edge somewhere along the way, "Too Close To Call" might just change your mind. Give The Friends of Norman Havelock a follow while you're at it. These are people who clearly love what they do, and it shows up in every single second of this track!


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