Taken from the forthcoming album 'Night Songs' released March 25th 2016 on Sugarcoat Records
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My Feet Have No Need For The Ground

VENGO DEL SOL
Light&Earth warrior
Feel the green growing into you
Born on the jungle my body is made of herbs
Looking out for new solar systems

Hayley lives in Hastings, Uk. Her musical roots are unashamedly alt-country and folk, with sometimes dark yet affirming songs that speak of haunted pasts and everyday struggle. Hayley's timeless songwriting and soulful voice carry the weight of many lifetimes.

Hayley draws on the influences of Sandy Denny, Gillian Welch and Elliott Smith. 
At the age of 29 as a single parent, Hayley moved to The Netherlands where she began writing her self-titled album and performing in Den Bosch with the welcome support of her local record store. She then moved to Brighton where she formed Americana duo Grand Palace, and in 2016 she returned to her hometown, Hastings, where she made her first home recordings ‘All Along the Railings’ ep. In 2021 she performed at The De La Warr Pavilion to support ‘This is the Kit’.
With 15 years between now and her debut ‘The Daisy Room’, this album is more than a break of silence. It’s an explosion of expression both musically and lyrically and a sure sign that Hayley is back with her full creative spirit intact. 
‘Hayley Savage’ released April 2025 - "Intimate and authentic… an album steeped in a decade of lived experience, distilled into songs that feel both personal and resonant… Savage’s compositions have the power to grab you and speak to you immediately." John Lee - Americana Uk 8/10

Benedict Benjamin is Ben Rubinstein, formerly of The Mariner’s Children and Peggy Sue(Wichita). His third album ‘Tunnel’ is a collection of sixties influenced psychedlic folk rock that mixes samples and live instrumentation to create a sound that feels both old and new.

After touring his second album with a band the pandemic happened. Deprived of collaborators, Ben adopted very different methods of writing and arranging to those used in his previous work, sampling and editing drum solos from old jazz records to create rhythm tracks then writing from there. The result is a rhythmically dynamic record that pulls in elements of psychedelic rock, folk, jazz and electronic music.