"Thoughtful and sensitive. Assured and evocative. Surprisingly potent...It's a hit."
****RnR Magazine
"Esoteric, elusive, steeped in the poetic. Kindred spirit to 'Spell Songs'. A truly intoxicating debut."
Fatea
"Raw, honest songwriting. You know when you can feel that powerful emotion and passion coming through music? I got that" BBC Introducing
"Envelopes in easy excellence"
Arts Culture Magazine
An evocative voice, honey sweet and peaty raw as the Dartmoor landscape she hails from, contemporary folk singer-songwriter HOLLY EBONY writes creative activism born of nature connection that soothes, moves and resources her listeners.
Featured on Ivisible Folk, Siren Folk & Fatea showcase, 'See'. Made album of the week on Beyond Folk & Acoustic and Acoustic Routes Radio, 2023 debut, BORN FOR THESE TIMES connects people with nature and cultivates resilience.
A UK tour took performances to St Mary's Totnes, The Folklore Rooms Brighton, Exeter Phoenix, Dart Music Festival, The Canteen Bristol, Dartington Hall & Plymouth Barbican and led to supporting Jesca Hoop, Lady Nade and Nessi Gomes.
This is potent female-led folk of serene harmony and elemental ferocity. Inhabiting the edge where music and environmental campaigning blur, Holly follows in the footsteps of artists such as Spell Songs, Cosmo Sheldrake and Sam Lee.
Fundraiser release FOLLOW YOUR FEET is a joyful, anthem 'Loveletter to nature' (BBC Intro) for Right to Roam featuring artwork by Nick Hayes, author of Sunday Times Bestseller 'The Book of Trespass'.
Forthcoming sophomore album, FRAGMENTS REMAIN, commissioned by Phoenix Archive Project, is due for release in 2025.
Phoenix Archive Commission
Featured on Ivisible Folk, Siren Folk & Fatea showcase, 'See'. Made album of the week on Beyond Folk & Acoustic and Acoustic Routes Radio, 2023 debut, BORN FOR THESE TIMES connects people with nature and cultivates resilience.
A UK tour took performances to St Mary's Totnes, The Folklore Rooms Brighton, Exeter Phoenix, Dart Music Festival, The Canteen Bristol, Dartington Hall & Plymouth Barbican and led to supporting Jesca Hoop, Lady Nade and Nessi Gomes.
This is potent female-led folk of serene harmony and elemental ferocity. Inhabiting the edge where music and environmental campaigning blur, Holly follows in the footsteps of artists such as Spell Songs, Cosmo Sheldrake and Sam Lee.
Fundraiser release FOLLOW YOUR FEET is a joyful, anthem 'Loveletter to nature' (BBC Intro) for Right to Roam featuring artwork by Nick Hayes, author of Sunday Times Bestseller 'The Book of Trespass'.
Forthcoming sophomore album, FRAGMENTS REMAIN, commissioned by Phoenix Archive Project, is due for release in 2025.
Phoenix Archive Commission
