In an age of safety-first conformity, it’s a refreshing pleasure to see an artist like Gabby Young develop on her own terms. With a shock of flame-red hair and a live show that owes as much to theatrical showmanship as much as it does to musicianship, she’s become pretty difficult to pigeonhole over the course of her career. One Foot In Front Of The Other, Young’s third album, continues this uncategorisable journey. Mixing together jazz, folk, cabaret, burlesque and swing (often in the same song) and delivered by Young’s extraordinary, operatic vocals, the results manage to be quirky without annoying and accessible while remaining defiantly uncommercial.