Neve Worsley Genealogy Tree by Neve Worsley

Neve Worsley

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:10:31 UTC

Sam Fender

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:11:31 UTC

Sam Fender, an Indie/British rock singer-songwriter from Newcastle, writes emotive songs about family and home life, mental health and UK politics. By using a fender jazzmaster guitar with various pedals for reverb, chorus, overdrive, and compression he also uses traditional rock band instruments, implementing a saxophone from time to time.

Ed Sheeran

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:11:40 UTC

Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran blends folk, rock, R&B, pop, and hip-hop in his discography of music. His choice of guitar is a ¾ , specifically a Martin XL1. His songs explore themes of love, heartbreak, and everyday struggles. Sheeran's unique acoustic sound is crafted using a loop pedal, the Chewie 2, enhancing his recordings.

Bruce Springstein

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:12:13 UTC

Bruce Springsteen pioneered heartland rock, a blend of classic rock with influences from country and folk. “I guess my biggest hero, Springsteen, he never ever stopped singing about his home,” (S.Fender,2023) He's known for his alternative/indie and rock music. Fender, influenced by Springsteen, echoes his style in songs like ‘The Borders’.

Nirvana

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:12:18 UTC

Alike Fender, Nirvana wrote songs that allowed their audience to relate to their lyrics in their grunge, alternative rock and punk rock music. “When I figured out how to do a power chord … I was just like playing Nirvana .. That’s probably the thing that really, like, got [me] us moving and got [me] us going as a kid.” (S.Fender, 2021).

Tom Petty

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:12:24 UTC

Tom Petty’s genres included Rock, heartland rock and Southern rock. For Fender's song ‘spit of you’ he was heavily influenced by Tom Petty’s guitar sound “It’s this big,...overdrive Tom Petty said he liked,” he says” (G.Moon, 2021). He often kept his guitar structures simple and short, this would allow for room in lyrics and other instruments.

Bob Dylan

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:13:24 UTC

Both Bob Dylan and Ed Sheeran have a similar sound because of their use of an acoustic guitar along with their vocals. Bob Dylan’s music genre was folk and rock.

“Dylan was the last of his idols that he hasn’t met.” (T.Skinner, 2023). Sheeran has met all of his influences that got him into music, bar one.

Damien rice

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:13:29 UTC

Damien Rice makes Folk indie rock folk rock. Both him and Sheeran share similar social themes within their writing and their sound. Ed was heavily influenced by Rice in his younger years. “Seeing Damien Rice perform when I was 11 changed my life forever. I went straight home and started writing songs. (E.Sheeran, 2015)

Stevie Wonder

neveworsley — 2024-02-08 08:13:34 UTC

Stevie Wonder makes rhythm and blues, pop, soul, gospel, funk, and jazz. "If you would've told my 11-year-old, 5-year-old, or any-year-old self, that I would've received an award from Stevie Wonder, I would've been chuffed," (N.Devoe, 2016). Wonder used a cavernous moog bass with synthesizers which he later became known for within his music.