A folk trio from Watford whose layered vocals and thoughtful lyrics have shifted toward pop over three albums.
For a good sense of them, try 'Winter Trees' or 'Devotion.' Both have that signature blend and a direct, uncluttered feel.
Their debut 'Dead & Born & Grown' in 2012 put them on the map with those sibling harmonies and a folk feel. Songs like 'Winter Trees' and 'Make It Holy' show how they handle personal, quiet moments without overdoing it. They've kept that vocal blend even as their sound picked up some electronic touches on later records.
They started singing together as kids in Watford, influenced by the folk music their parents played. After forming the band in 2010, they put out 'Dead & Born & Grown' in 2012, then 'If I Was' in 2015 and 'Good Woman' in 2017. They haven't released a full album since 'Good Woman,' though singles like 'Gone Tomorrow' have come out.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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