London project Snailbeach return with new single 'Tonight I'll Go Quietly'.
Snailbeach is the work of Theo Williams, a songwriter who seems to blend aspects of Americana with wry, personal reflections.
Working from his South London base, there's a curiously unkempt element to his work, one that makes it all the more relatable.
Linking with producer Shuta Shinoda at Hackney Road Studios, a full EP is incoming with new single 'Tonight I'll Go Quietly' leading the way.
Out now, it's worth comparing to Father John Misty or Jonathan Wilson, yet with a subtle UK slant.
He comments…
"The song continues the theme of nostalgia which runs a thread through the EP. I think the lyric 'the days get longer but life gets shorter' encapsulates much of this sentiment; it's meant in a kinda playful, tongue in cheek way. I wanted this one to feel like being in a dingy that's rocking on the water. The production is full of tape hiss, I think it sounds like somewhere between the Soggy Bottom Boys and something off of Cohen's 'Songs From A Room'. Easily one of the most fun to record."
Tune in now.
Photo Credit: Jody Evans
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