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JIM GHEDI & TOBY HAY

Jim Ghedi & Toby Hay

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THE Hawksworth Grove Sessions (2018) marked the first studio collaboration between Jim Ghedi and Toby Hay, their weeks of touring as a duo spilling over into an exquisite set of fingerstyle instrumentals loosely informed by community, tradition and place. The follow-up was initially earmarked for 2020, but, like almost everything else, was thwarted by the pandemic.

Both men subsequently threw themselves into other projects. Sheffield’s Ghedi expanded his reach with , fronting a four-piece band and supplementing

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