As the third and last part of the trilogy, “Down With Up and Away” changes course yet again: the original goal was to make an album that could be played in its entirety sitting around the campfire. It's a deeper experimentation into the genre known as "folk". Christopher Graham's sound has been described as "quality music balanced harmoniously between brilliantly architected home-recorded tracks and "blah blah blah, good music." "One of the most promising and innovative young talents I've had the pleasure to work with, Christo[pher] Graham has the potential to be a world-class singer/songwriter if he puts his mind to it." - Peter Foldy Juno nominated CND Recording Artist Los Angeles, CA "With Christo[pher] being so young, I was even more impressed with his musical talent and believe he'll have a tremendous career ahead of him as a singer/songwriter." - Philip Flores, Director, "The Wheeler Boys" film Christopher Graham on acoustic and electric guitars, ukulele, pianos, organ, glockenspiel, Casio, bass, b