Here are some songs that were recorded with oud player Keith Clouston as part of the oud duo storywheel  Drawing on world music influences from the Middle East, North and West Africa as well as songs from the English ballad tradition, storywheel performed a repertoire of original and traditional material. 
 
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Patricia de Mayo and Keith Clouston
'I really like that... it's got a great feel to it' Mike Harding Folk Show
'a cohesive sound full of character... powerful, haunting vocals' Mike Nacey, Unicorn Magazine & Shire Folk
'storywheel mix Middle East music with the English folk tradition & it really works'  Rick Stuart, Roots & Fusion, Pure FM
'intriguing stories-in-sound' David Kidman, FATEA magazine
‘really original, really special' Ian Freedman, Readifolk Radio Show
'unusual fusion of the English song tradition and Middle-Eastern rhythms' Shelley Rainey, Bright Young Folk
'a great EP'   Brian Player, Acoustic Café Radio Show 
‘sultry tones and haunting vocals... a wholly distinctive and bewitching sound’ Charlie Elland, FolkWords
'I like that a lot' Dave Chamberlain, Acoustic Routes, Dapper FM 
'beautiful stuff' Genevieve Tudor, BBC Radio Shropshire 
La Galana
The Welcome Sailor
Trouble on the Horizon