Breadcrumbs

Josh, an exceptional album and a great follow up to your others, loved every minute of this fun, energetic,sad, hurt,compassionate,sorrowful, easy to listen to, feel good,heartfelt, relaxed,good, grace album. That was light on my ears and good on my heart and soul. To check out and truly saviour and enjoy. Fantastic,charismatic, real live emotions felt and saw, let alone heard, awesome compelling, inspirational,strong vocals with good lyrics, interesting, heartfelt, wholesome, and passionate and sometimes jolly and catchy as well on top. Never a dull moment had listening to your album. I loved the way you could change the tone and feelings of each track, from happy to sad, to melancholy to hard and dramatic, to heart rendering.

Woodward should be really really proud of this fantastic album. First, he has such a great voice, which is perfect for the sensitive bittersweet lyrics. He has hes music down to a science...the perfect melody, perfect lyrics, perfect accompaniment and even the instruments he uses to add highlight are perfect. His harmony brings the hair to an end. I was mes mesermized by this album, Breadcrumbs (Which by the way is the perfect title.)

Today is the first day I've had the pleasure to listen to Josh Woodward...I think it's the beginning to a long relationship :)!!

Thank you Josh, for the music!

I stumbled upon Josh about 7 months ago and haven't looked back. Breadcrumbs is incredibly uncomfortable to listen to. Really and truly, none of us enjoy our own heartbreak, let alone the heartbreak of another. But despite this flaw, the human heart is carried so tenderly in Josh's music, that pouring your tears into your hands comes easily and feels safe. Breadcrumbs is full of tragedy and redemption. Josh is, of course, a talented musician...but Breadcrumbs shows us, once again, that his true calling is that of a lyricist and writer.

Personal favorites of Breadcrumbs:

"Under The Stairs" (need a little self-loathing music to getcha through that last slice of humble pie? "Under The Stairs" is ideal.)

"Private Hurricane" (Needs to be heard and felt...this is a must.)

Thank you Josh for another excuse for me to waste hours of gas, driving to and fro, just so I can listen to your music and unwind a little bit.

Superb work, Josh. Keep it up.

I am no fan of 5-stringed instruments (well, with the exception of those that have five really thick strings and that stomach-bumping sound...you know!). So some of the tracks really were not my favourites.
Still I must admit that this album is very well done, from harmony, to melody, to overall sound. And the lyrics, of course.
There is something in these pieces that appears to be heard before, somewhere, somehow. Definitely the best of it. But... nothing in particular can be mentioned. Something from "Del Amitri"? "Eagles"? "Pink Floyd"? There is just that limited number of notes and chords. And with so many people having made music in the history of humanity it is hardly possible to come up with something that has never been done before...
Which are my favourites, then? Sure. "Private Hurricane" and "I am not Dreaming". The first for the unexpected guitar riffs. The second... Ah, the second! All of it. Sorry, it seems I am with the dark (not the stoopid). And so is that song.
Josh, come to Latvia. Let's make a jam session together!