Conway's artistry feels timeless - like he’s stepped out of an era when music was visceral, unfiltered, and unabashedly human.

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Often likened to legends of yesteryear, from Richie Havens, to Cat Stevens, and modern day folk and roots luminaries such as Ray Lamontagne, Conway is a honey-soaked, diamond-in-the-rough-voiced troubadour of truth, who crafts songs that feel like lost treasures from Laurel Canyon’s golden age, that pulse with an urgency that’s entirely of the moment. ​ 

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Following on from Stay, Peter Conway’s critically acclaimed sophomore record, lauded by discerning ears at PennyBlackMusic, FETA, and Maverick, and declared Album of the Year by John Godfrey (Radio Troubadour) and Album of the Month by Tim Carroll (Folk Words), comes his much-anticipated third studio album, Communication Heals. Released one track at a time, as a collection of statement art pieces, this is a body of work unafraid to speak directly to the world as it is. It’s Conway in full flight - writing, arranging, and producing with a raw, unfiltered clarity that sounds like spiritual excavation. Behind the boards, he’s flanked by sonic luminaries Sean Read (Dexys) and Angus Wallace (The The), recording, engineering, and mixing the record with a sonic warmth, 

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Following the release of the singles Modern World, Racism & Rockets, and Real Eyes, Release, Real Lies, the latest offering - We Don’t Need War, We Need Peace - stands as a moving anti-war anthem and clear-eyed testament to the enduring need for peace, that speaks directly to the times we're living in, at a moment when few artists are willing to do so.

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The songs on Communication Heals are for the ones who still believe that music can make a difference, the ones who still believe words can shake the ground, because as Conway so poignantly suggests in Modern World, "It's plain to see this modern world needs more love".

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