Eve Owen has shared plans for her new album 'So Still For You'.
The record was produced by The National's Aaron Dessner, following sessions at the beautiful Long Pond Studio.
An old farmhouse deep in the Hudson Valley, it's an appropriate location for Eve Owen's folk-edged journey of self-discovery.
Out on May 8th, 'Don't Let The Ink Run Dry' is led by poised, hushed, and subtly overwhelming new song 'So Still For You'.
Literate while remaining sharply melodic, it's worth filing alongside Phoebe Bridgers, or even aspects of Bright Eyes.
“‘So Still For You’ is about how fleeting love can be, but how permanent words are,” explains Owen. “By sharing my love in a song, it lasts forever."
Tune in now.
Catch Eve Owens at London venue Servant Jazz Quarters on February 13th – she's also playing Live At Leeds and The Great Escape.
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