Review by Thom Allen

David Copperfield is the debut album from singer-songwriter David Eyre. The album features ten tracks, all written and performed by Eyre himself. The overall sound of the album is a mix of folk and indie rock, with influences from artists such as Bob Dylan and Neil Young.

The opening track, "Lost in the City," sets the tone for the album with its catchy guitar riff and introspective lyrics. Other standout tracks include "Broken Dreams," a haunting ballad about lost love, and "The Road," a rollicking folk tune with a driving beat.

Eyre's vocals are raw and emotional, and his lyrics are often deeply personal. The production on the album is sparse, allowing the songs to speak for themselves. The result is a collection of songs that are honest, heartfelt, and deeply affecting.

Summary by Thom Allen

David Copperfield is an impressive debut from David Eyre. Fans of folk and indie rock will find much to love here, and those who appreciate honest, introspective songwriting will be particularly drawn to this album.