ANYONE who has encountered composer Andrew Wasylyk will tell you that he’s a thoughtful character. Quietly spoken, unfailingly polite and a man who clearly considers what he releases to the world quite deeply.
Those who know him better know that he also has the dry, surreal and slightly twinkly sense of humour that is found in his home city of Dundee.
They will also tell you that he is one of the hardest-working musicians in the country combining his own releases with collaborations across music, literature and visual art.
