The first press clippings are coming in...
"Blossington is, not unexpectedly, an album about places—especially all the ones Harrison has left behind... It was a summer at the corner of Bloor and Ossington that shaped how Blossington came out. Some of that heat can be felt through Harrison’s storytelling and fingerpicking as he charts what brought him to that corner, and hints at what led him away."
"This engaging and thoughtful album tells stories rooted not only in city life, but also in the depths (and challenges) of the heart, and digs at the various tensions we experience in our lives... Listening to this album may not leave you comfortable – it’s not that type of folk album – but it will likely leave you mulling over things in your life that are unfinished, or in conflict. And that is just as valuable a listening experience."