Safe From Me: Signed Exclusive Seafoam Green Vinyl LP
Celebrating its inclusion on our Albums of the Year List, Laura Fell's striking debut gets pressed to Seafoam Green Vinyl LP exclusively for recordstore, limited to 250 copies hand-signed by Laura.
A psychotherapist by day, āSafe from Meā is a search for answers from a woman always expected to have them to hand and the self-punishing frustration that assumption brings. London-based, Fell only started playing music at 25 when the poetry she had been writing for almost a decade began to feel more like songs. This talent for wordsmithery stretches throughout āSafe from Meā; Fell invites you to claw at the soil until you strike gold - the meaning will eventually be unearthed.
A strikingly personal album, opener, āGladā, is a message of hope for her recently divorced parents, as they embark on new lives without one another, while the title track finds Fell grieving a loss of self in a previous relationship; a period where she prioritised anotherās needs so much so that her sense of identity shrank, colourless and withered.
Itās on āColdā though where Fell bears the fruits of her self-excavation. Atop crystalline guitars, Fell delivers her conclusion: āI canāt find the answers for myself / itās easier to help somebody elseā. In āSafe from Meā, Fell has conceived an invaluable portal for others to achieve a sense of solace that remains for her tantalisingly out of reach.
Celebrating its inclusion on our Albums of the Year List, Laura Fell's striking debut gets pressed to Seafoam Green Vinyl LP exclusively for recordstore, limited to 250 copies hand-signed by Laura.
A psychotherapist by day, āSafe from Meā is a search for answers from a woman always expected to have them to hand and the self-punishing frustration that assumption brings. London-based, Fell only started playing music at 25 when the poetry she had been writing for almost a decade began to feel more like songs. This talent for wordsmithery stretches throughout āSafe from Meā; Fell invites you to claw at the soil until you strike gold - the meaning will eventually be unearthed.
A strikingly personal album, opener, āGladā, is a message of hope for her recently divorced parents, as they embark on new lives without one another, while the title track finds Fell grieving a loss of self in a previous relationship; a period where she prioritised anotherās needs so much so that her sense of identity shrank, colourless and withered.
Itās on āColdā though where Fell bears the fruits of her self-excavation. Atop crystalline guitars, Fell delivers her conclusion: āI canāt find the answers for myself / itās easier to help somebody elseā. In āSafe from Meā, Fell has conceived an invaluable portal for others to achieve a sense of solace that remains for her tantalisingly out of reach.
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Celebrating its inclusion on our Albums of the Year List, Laura Fell's striking debut gets pressed to Seafoam Green Vinyl LP exclusively for recordstore, limited to 250 copies hand-signed by Laura.
A psychotherapist by day, āSafe from Meā is a search for answers from a woman always expected to have them to hand and the self-punishing frustration that assumption brings. London-based, Fell only started playing music at 25 when the poetry she had been writing for almost a decade began to feel more like songs. This talent for wordsmithery stretches throughout āSafe from Meā; Fell invites you to claw at the soil until you strike gold - the meaning will eventually be unearthed.
A strikingly personal album, opener, āGladā, is a message of hope for her recently divorced parents, as they embark on new lives without one another, while the title track finds Fell grieving a loss of self in a previous relationship; a period where she prioritised anotherās needs so much so that her sense of identity shrank, colourless and withered.
Itās on āColdā though where Fell bears the fruits of her self-excavation. Atop crystalline guitars, Fell delivers her conclusion: āI canāt find the answers for myself / itās easier to help somebody elseā. In āSafe from Meā, Fell has conceived an invaluable portal for others to achieve a sense of solace that remains for her tantalisingly out of reach.
