Dalton Thomas
Dalton Thomas writes Christian folk songs, often with a quiet, reflective quality. His best-known track is probably "Reunion on Patmos," a ballad about...
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Dalton Thomas writes Christian folk songs, often with a quiet, reflective quality. His best-known track is probably "Reunion on Patmos," a ballad about reconciliation. Other songs like "The Night Will Soon Be Over" and "Maranatha" follow a similar, hymn-like pattern.
He started playing in local churches and coffeehouses as a teenager. By his early twenties, he had a record deal and a debut album. The music tends to be straightforward, just his voice, some acoustic guitar, and lyrics drawn from his faith.
In 2010, Thomas was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder. He kept writing and performing through it, which gave some of his later work a more personal, weathered tone. He works with a small band of musicians, but the songs are clearly his own.
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