From Burning Salt's debut album - 'Automatic Lullaby' - available via www.burningsalt.com.

Written by: Hannah Hull
Produced and engineered by: Bobby Williams

Hold Me Down

Honey

The title track of a concept-EP by Burning Salt inspired by the women and workers of London's infamous Holloway Prison - available via www.burningsalt.com.

Vocals/Piano: Hannah Hull 
Electric Guitar: Bobby Williams 
Double Bass: John Parker 
Drums: Iain Ross 

Written by Hannah Hull and produced by Bobby Williams. 

The DIRT EP was created during a residency at Islington Museum as part of the 'Echoes of Holloway Prison' project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF). Further information: www.echoesofhollowayprison.com

Dirt

From Burning Salt's debut album - 'Automatic Lullaby' - available via www.burningsalt.com.

Written by: Hannah Hull
Produced and engineered by: Bobby Williams

Vocals and acoustic guitar: Hannah Hull
Electric guitar: Bobby Williams
Double bass: John Parker
Percussion: Daisy Palmer
Baritone saxophone: Oli Arlotto

Superstitious Woman

From Burning Salt's debut album - 'Automatic Lullaby' - available via www.burningsalt.com.

Written by: Hannah Hull
Produced and engineered by: Bobby Williams

Vocals and acoustic guitar: Hannah Hull
Electric guitar, keys and triangle: Bobby Williams
Double bass: John Parker

Automatic Lullaby

Burning Salt is an interdisciplinary project by Hannah Hull. The ancient practice of ‘burning salt’ is an act of expulsion, purification or protection. Hull uses song, poetry, drawing, photography and film to these ends.

Known for her startlingly honest songs and distinctive low-register voice, fans have described her unusual vocal style as “scraped out of an ashtray somewhere in the early 90s” and “Friday night meets Sunday morning.”

Hull’s genre-defying approach has been described alternately as Art Pop, Sadcore and Gothic Folk. Her musical references include Leonard Cohen, Dolly Parton, Nirvana, Alanis Morissette and PJ Harvey.

“A major talent” – Folking

“Deeply moving” – The F-Word

“A cult band” – Hot Music Live

“Really distinctive. Very individual” – BBC Music Introducing

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