Hugs Olive Grinter

• 1 Get Lost 01:06
• 2 Mother Nature 04:46
• 3 Murmurations 03:31
• 4 Finding Home 03:39
• 5 I'm Gunna Choose 04:25
• 6 My Seeds 04:56
• 7 Soggy Tuesday 02:50
• 8 Maybe It's Time 06:07
• 9 Feeling Queer 05:07
• 10 Lost 01:23
• Total Runtime 37:50

Info for Hugs

Olive Grinter‘s distinct vocal approach and the immersive songwriting abilities that captivate your full attention, this level of concentrated clarity can be compared to the likes of the legendary Lisa Hannigan. That connection you felt when you first discovered an artist on the same parameters as Hannigan, Grinter is ready to grow the fanbase with the audience who can so easily connect to the compositions, but more importantly, find such soul within the harmonic delivery.

Discovering this musician, this level of excitement follows, you can embrace that Olive Grinter has so much to offer and with this track, the debut album is due to follow in early 2024 and we know it’s destined to be an essential release.

Of the album, Olive details: “These songs are reflections of conversations with myself and what I’d like to express to others. It’s a small part of a long journey. A reflection on how we see ourselves: within the chaos of life, within the chaos of connecting with those around us, and an attempt to spread kindness and support in the moments we need them most. It is a warm embrace, open arms, a hug.”

With ‘Maybe It’s Time’, Olive Grinter establishes herself as a vibrant new voice in the UK folk scene. A deeply personal reflection of relationships and their end; ‘Maybe It’s Time’ is a resolution to continue beyond heartache. At once both universal and unique to her own experiences, Olive captures a highly assured vulnerability that is reserved only for the most accomplished song-writers and performers.

A student of Jazz, Olive’s performance is impeccable in its delivery from the most technical to the most subtle vocal movements. Accompanied only by her guitar, she embodies the entire sonic space, starting and concluding the song with the same candid intimacy. Entirely unpretentious, ‘Maybe It’s Time’ is a true marriage of story and performance; a work of art truly greater than the sum of its earnest parts, drawing comparisons to contemporaries such as This is The Kit, Snowpoet and Laura Marling.

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