One song, shared daily. Subscribe today... ~ I was side-swiped once again this morning by the bizarre passing of time, when faced with the idea that Hello Shark's Delicate LP came out some 8 years, all the way back in 2016. My brain couldn't fathom that his
One song, shared daily. Subscribe today... ~ A full eight years (to the day!) since Half Waif released her wonderful album Probable Depths - the first of many times we've covered her music on GFP - Nandi Rose Plunkett returns from the shadows armed with a new song, from
One song, shared daily. Subscribe today... ~ In the hazy slumber of a Monday morning, Anna Tivel's carefully enunciated new single is the kind of musical hug that eases you into the week, a gentle arm around the shoulder as we step forward into another week of this messy,
One song, shared daily. Subscribe today... ~ I just took a proper pause from the day to read this beautiful essay from Niko Stratis, one of my very favourite music writers. I almost put 'music' in parentheses there because Niko so often uses life in all its messiness and
One song, shared daily. Subscribe today... ~ A prolific and singular artist, some seven years have passed since the release of O'Neil's self-titled album back in 2017. Despite this, TJO has remained a relentless and enigmatic force, releasing a skewed covers album, as well as numerous collaborations,
One song, shared daily. Subscribe today... ~ One of our favourite burgeoning UK labels, Hand In Hive have a strong but tender identity, releasing great albums from the likes of Dama Scout, Wyldest, AO Gerber, Jemima Coulter and more since their 2016 launch. Having recently taken a short sabbatical, the label
It's somewhat fitting that the very first email we received after announcing 3/6/5 was regarding the release of Soft Power, a brand new album from NYC composer and guitarist Ezra Feinberg. That term, soft power, quite neatly wraps up the kind of music we like to
I haven't fully managed to wake up today. Neither has the day itself, a blanket of grey and rain that feels oppressive in its relentless smothering. In this environment, the new album from Italy-via-London composer Maria Chiara Argirò comes beautifully alive, lacing the heavy atmosphere with its own
I've been away all week, in Sicily, a small break from the day-to-day, a few days of reading, eating, aimless wandering around towns and cities, trying to find their secrets in the little time we have. This morning, our final morning, we were woken early by an orange
The comparisons that led to me opening an email about the forthcoming album from Jackie West and the kind of reference points I'll always spend the time to investigate: Karen Dalton, Sibylle Baier, Vashti Bunyan, Jessica Pratt. That and the fact that the album was arriving courtesy of
All Of This Is Chance, my favourite album of 2023, begins with Lisa O’Neill on a hillside, muddied and wind-swept. You get the feeling that had it stayed only there, singing of the things it could see and feel, it would still offer something brilliant and peculiar, however, when
A meandering folk masterpiece from its first soft purr of guitar, Jake Xerxes Fussell's Good and Green Again was one of 2022's finest long-players, melding his expert guitar playing with a bruised and wooded voice that drew deep into its world with barely a flicker of