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Ivy growing on my gates, where the murmur emanates, like a walk into a big parade, smothered by the escapades

Early May we heard that tune, and it echoed down the avenue, and the street felt empty most of June, softened faces filtered through

The fear of the distance to the floor, the warmth of a place that you adore, so what are we breathing faster for?

Tell me why, oh why do we evoke this creature fear? Because we're all just rabbits in the headlights here, come on wash away that frightened voice that creeps into your ear, because we're all just rabbits in the headlights here

Throw my mind up to the wind, everyone's the same within, 'cause the smallest thing can break the skin, crack along our fingerprints

The drop of a weight down to the floor, release all the pressure on your jaw, so swim, come and meet me by the shore

Rabbits (Single)

Rabbits

Inspired by the rawness and honesty of artists like Elliott Smith, Julien Baker, Adrianne Lenker & Sufjan Stevens, Callum Pitt imbues his indie-folk with a grand, orchestral, chamber pop sensibility plus an alt-rock edge. Despite using music often as a canvas to openly discuss depression & anxiety, as well as political unrest, Callum still manages to imprint feelings of optimism and unity - alongside genuine warmth and honesty - throughout his songs.

28-year-old Pitt has been working on his craft for over a decade, beginning as a teenager in the Newcastle pub scene and gradually refining his thoughtful, poetic songwriting voice, leading to festivals such as The Great Escape, Deer Shed & The Long Road and support slots with artists including Donovan Woods, Adia Victoria, Jordan Mackampa and Cattle & Cane. Callum’s development as a songwriter has been recognised with accolades such as ‘Alan Hull Award’ for songwriters in 2019 & the ‘Fender Player Plus’ competition in 2022. As a result of his tireless work ethic, as an independent artist, Callum has amassed over 6 million streams, with releases landing on Spotify’s coveted ‘New Music Friday’ playlists 17 times & received radio play from BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music. 

Meanwhile, he’s studying a masters in Occupational Therapy, and has worked with children, young people & adults with disabilities through various outlets, including therapeutic music work, giving him a new perspective on the cathartic and unifying power of music.

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