"choosing to slide into its gaseous ambient constructs out of structural necessity, resulting in a fine slice of wafer thin ambient folk"

"Outsider lo-fi ambient pop is the new Taylor Swift, get involved."

"It’s a singular slice of intimate, ambient pop meets singer songwriter craft"

"controllers strewn across the floor, broken strings tangled around mic stands and her exhausted face reflected in the now cracked mirror."

"a surprising take on Bowie's, "China Girl", a gentle singer songwriter morphing into howling post-rock version of the now somewhat dated 80's pop classic."

It's a simple, seductive slice of dreamy ambient guitar, and further confirmation that wherever he is, ambient is what he does best.

"they geeked out and hit it off over music, a keen interest in coding languages, digital synthesis and electronically assisted genre fluidity, which they've translated into some thoughtful, seriously crafted alternative music. I like them."

"Lilyg's vocal which immediately weaves its way through the soundscape, gently swirling the ambient electronica in its tailwinds"

if you liked any of her previous LPs then you’ll immediately feel right at home, those translucent vocals and softly plucked guitar still melt into what sounds like the ambient soundscapes to your most pleasant dreams.

On the remix Saltbreaker opts for a warmer, smoother approach by largely ditching the surface noise and the minimal piano lines, exchanging them for more comforting sonic swathes

wait for the hazy, shoegazy slightly chillier distortion to add a welcome, atmospheric dissonance to the track's inherent sweetness

shifting, variously melancholic, bittersweet and heart wrenching electroacoustic and often audio ambiguous sands

Their latest single is the hauntingly beautiful, "It Goes Away" which I'm half expecting to hear on a TV show sometime soon.

entering a waking dream-state to deliver a borderline ambient slice of singer songwriting that should help warm the house during the winter

field recordings from long walks on isolated trails are coupled with the gentle piano caresses and a surprisingly robust low frequency pulse

any notion of near dystopias banished by the tenderhearted, emotive vocals, further elevated by her choral colleagues.

It's an introspective yet comforting track and will be a fine companion for any reflective moments that you might be having this weekend.

She appears to be heading in a more ethereal, soft edged experimental & hence TSMM friendly direction though, & my ears are now tingling.

a couple of tracks have an almost (rather welcome) lullaby feel to them and there's even some zero gravity dream pop floating around. Sink in, I think you'll enjoy it.