Piers Haslam
Piers Haslam is an 18-year old London based guitarist/singer who has been attending folk festivals since he was small. His songs reflect a love of traditional folk as well as modern popular music.
Piers Haslam is an 18-year old London based guitarist/singer who has been attending folk festivals since he was small. His songs reflect a love of traditional folk as well as modern popular music.
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