Three Fish
Three Fish was a folk trio with Amelia Fisher on vocals and guitar, Emma Bramley on bass and vocals, and Charlie Hutton on drums and vocals. They put out...
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Three Fish was a folk trio with Amelia Fisher on vocals and guitar, Emma Bramley on bass and vocals, and Charlie Hutton on drums and vocals. They put out three albums: "The River Flows," "A Lovely Meander," and "The Quiet Earth." Their song "A Lovely Meander" got some attention.
Their music had the kind of harmonies that felt close and a bit spare, with Fisher's voice usually at the center. You can hear it in songs like "Found A Window" and "Once In A Day." They worked with themes around nature and quiet reflection.
At times, their advocacy around social and environmental issues brought them some criticism alongside the acclaim. They kept at it, with Bramley's harmonies and Hutton's drumming supporting Fisher's writing. The band's sound stayed within a certain lane of contemporary folk, without much grand evolution between those three records.
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