Cumberland Island, the largest of the Sea Islands off the Atlantic coast of Georgia, is ruggedly romantic terrain – much like the album that bears its name, Neilson Hubbard’s first collection of songs for 12 years. Produced by Hubbard with Ben Glover and featuring a roll call of leading Nashville session players, including Will Kimbrough, Joshua Britt, Eamon McLoughlin and Dean Marold, 'Cumberland Island' resurrects a couple of older tracks, alongside newer material such as 'My Heart Belongs To You' and 'Don’t Walk Me Through This World On My Own', both of which evoke the hushed intimacy and sagacious profundity of Tom Waits at hi smost restrained with the cinematic eye of Bruce Springsteen.