Todd Sharpville, songwriter, guitarist and singer, has been a fixture on the British blues scene for 30 years. His first album "Touch Of Your Love" was awarded Best Album at the British Blues Awards in 1992 and he was awarded Best Guitarist. This was the beginning of an impressive, international career. Due to his aristocratic roots - he comes from a British aristocratic family - he earned the nickname "world's first blue-blooded bluesman". For a long time, it was written in the stars that the blues rocker with a lot of heart and a sense of deep melancholy would return to concerts since 2023, because his personal situation had shaken him so much that he was mentally severely battered and it was hard to see whether he would ever go on stage again. But what does a musician do who is plagued by depression and severe low blows? He processes them best in his music, which has more healing effect than a visit to the therapist. Against this background, his current album "Medication Time" was created, which actually proved to be so helpful that he entered the stage again in the same year and always leaves a deep impression.

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