The Matthews Baartmans Conspiracy Boxmeer, Netherlands
Singer Songwriter Iain Matthews & Singer Songwriter/guitarist/producer BJ Baartmans join forces on this project. It started during the peak of the pandemic in 2020. Reflecting on the huge impact it had on their mutual lives as fulltime touring and recording musicians. Keeping them sane, sharp and adventurous, writing heartfelt, moving songs. Now captured on Distant Chatter (LP) & Close Call (EP) ... more
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