Oak has played in a many folk clubs in the West of England. In the 1980s and early -90s he played bass guitar in several rock bands. He wrote songs which the bands recorded. He has returned to his folk music roots.

His songs are inspired by nature and his spiritual experiences. The two are intertwined. He often meditates to find inspiration.

As well as his own songs, Oak plays traditional music. This, he feels, connects us with our roots and our culture. He believes that if a song has been sung for hundreds of years it’s likely to be a good one. He also plays contemporary ballads. A good song is a good song and our culture continues to evolve.

He now lives between the Somerset Levels and the Quantock Hills. He is a popular performer at festivals and pagan gatherings and his songs have been played on the radio.

Andraste is his first solo album.

Andraste:
The British Hare Goddess

Inspired by tradit...