David Cloyd

With his second album, I Could Disappear, David Cloyd follows on the international success of his debut effort, Unhand Me, You Fiend!, delivering a powerful collection of performances unlike any in his past--solo, in the studio. Evoking the striking intimacy of Jeff Buckley's "Hallelujah" or Nick Drake's "Pink Moon," Cloyd offsets the Radiohead-like architecture of his first album using only guitar or piano to accompany his haunting vocals. Simple and timeless