Attack of the Bens part 3

Ben, Ben, and more Ben. I'm starting to think there is some sort of musical society where everyone's first name has to be Ben. I've come across quite a few. And today, I have found even more.

But first, check out who has come before:
Attack of the Bens part 1
Attack of the Bens part 2

Ben Clarke
If you're a fan of psychedelic folk rock music with great vocals, check out Ben Clarke. His style reminds me of Wilco and Neil Young with a rootsy sound thrown in for good measure.

You Don't Know



Ben Lacy
Lacy doesn't just play simple guitar parts, he plays all the parts, at the same time. He covers songs by the likes of Led Zepplin, Michael Jackson, Steely Dan and Van Morrison effortlessly

His technique is so amazing, it needs to be seen to be believed. He is a one-man band, providing his own bass and percussive parts while simultaneously laying down rhythmic chords and melodies.
Layercake from One Track Mind (buy)

Ben Swift
Swift is a dynamic performer with a compelling, distinctive voice. His songs combine soulful singing, a broad range of acoustic/electric styles, and insightful lyrics. Swift is reminiscient of acts such as Elvis Costello and Joni Mitchell mixed in with current rock bands. Ben is also a professional photographer and works this into his stunning album art.
Down With You from Pull (buy)


Ben Westbeech
Bristol-based Ben Westbeech has gained a lot of attention in the rock/dance/remix area. Westbeech gets your head bobbing and your feet moving. Club goers will want to give Westbeech multiple listens.

Get Closer (Lovers Mix) from the Get Closer single (buy)


Ben Walker
Walker is a part of Ben Walker Radio. The group has been collaborating since 1999 and the lineup is constantly changing. The raw emotion and lyrical style has remained constant though.

St. Valentine's Day from There's Better Places To Go (buy)