Josh Wintrup has a blues-influenced finger picking style that many people will find quite intriguing. He was kind enough to digitally “sit down” with us across the pond and answered a few questions about his music.
We highly encourage you to check out his music and enjoy this interview that explains a good bit about the creative process behind Josh’s work.
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