Song Review/ Singer-Songwriter : Rob Cuningham’s ‘Sometimes I Wonder’

Rob Cunningham is a singer-songwriter and guitarist. His alt folk compositions are informed by intimate storytelling, conversational lyrics that draw you into the warmth of his spirit. He has that old soul energy that you sometimes need, especially when the heart aches or the weariness of living takes over. His latest release is the ‘Carrownisky Strand’ EP featuring artists like EJ Ouellette, Dave Mattacks, Lisa O’Donnell, Ana Knapczyk, and John Loud.

Taken from this collection is the track, ‘Sometimes I Wonder’. The rhythm of the track forms like landscapes out of a drifting car window. It is free with a lot of engaging instrumental moments. The country blooms into the folk. Winding instrumentals, soft accordion punches and the contemplative vocal melancholy wraps it all up in a reflective and soothing ambience. Listen Now!

The track is available for streaming on popular sites like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music! 

You can listen to ‘Sometimes I Wonder’ by Rob Cunningham here -

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