Time and Tide is an album of original songs by British singer-songwriter Steve Ashley.

[3] Reviewing the album for The Guardian, Robin Denselow said that Ashley "has continued to develop as a thoughtful songwriter and social commentator.

On his new set, the gentle, sturdy melodies are matched with a rare blend of emotion and anger".

[2] Pete Cann, writing in The Oxford Times, described the album as "a journey through Blair's Britain...a commentary on the despair of Blair's legacy".

The "outstanding track" said Cann, is Ashley's "moving tribute to his grandfather, a railwayman and union organiser, Down the Line.