Joe Thrift's "One More" is a collection of eleven songs penned and performed by the artist himself. The album's production is spare, allowing Thrift's intricate guitar work and world-weary vocals to take center stage.
- The album was recorded in Thrift's home studio over a period of six months. The release date was pushed back twice due to vinyl production delays. Thrift played every instrument on the record.
- The album charted at number 19 on the UK Independent Albums chart. It received a four-star review from The Telegraph, which called it "a welcome return to form".
- The title track, "One More," was serviced to radio but failed to make a significant impact. The album was released on Joe Thrift's independent label of the same name.
Joe Thrift is a singer-songwriter from the UK, known for his contemporary folk sound. "One More" was released late in his career, following a period of relative quiet in the folk scene.
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