Richard Dawson - End of The MiddleThe title of Richard Dawson's new album End of the Middle is a suitably slippery contradiction, one that invites multiple interpretations: Middle aging? Middle class? The middle point of Dawson's career? The centre of a record? Centrism in general? Polarisation? The possibility of having a balanced discussion about anything? Stuck in the middle with you? Middle England? Middling songwriting? End of the Middle is a wonkily beautiful peer into the

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Arriving following 2020’s ‘Mercy’

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“When we lose our connection to nature

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her work drifts between art galleries and clubs

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