Fetherstone’s breakout single, ‘Don’t Look Back’ becomes the starting point for her new style of storytelling, detailing the struggle of the artist, and the seemingly endless waiting game for the next opportunity to come along. Produced in collaboration with London native Harry Tarlton (Signed to Kobalt Music Group, Chi), the upbeat, 80s synth-infused track showcases her new electronic direction, while putting her delicate yet powerhouse vocals front and centre.

'Don't Look Back' is the precursor to Fetherstone's debut EP. The EP is due to be released March 2017 (one track a month) and will be a collection of her stories, laying the platform for a series of future releases pulling inspiration from friends, family, and people she hasn’t even met yet.
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The Mental Straights is my musical ramblings on a plate. From dirty fuzz pop to anarchic and wacky , to punk to funk. But all laced with the same DNA.
And it's all old school...no computer trickery, just play and record and go. 
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Thank you for  all your kind comments, for listening, following and sharing <3 !  Overall Impression: An elegant take on new age music, with “The Eagle” ENIL Sounds, has a sophisticated musical palate and has written a composition with class. It’s a trifecta with a mixture of new age, ambient, and electronica with an acoustic feel that would appeal to listeners of soft pop, new age, and contemporary music today. ....https://linktr.ee/ENILSounds https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/enilsounds/time-slips

Fetherstone combines jazz, pop, folk and electronica to showcase a very personal, modern expression of her luscious songwriting and sublime vocals. Working as a seasoned jazz vocalist and composer in Australia since 2009, Briana Cowlishaw moved to the UK in 2015 where she started a new musical adventure; Fetherstone. The project is named after Bri’s grandmother (Edith Featherstone/Cowlishaw), a renowned printmaker in Australia, and is what Bri channels all her creative energy through; songwriting, painting, performing and creative play. Fetherstone’s debut EP was produced by UK’s Harry Tarlton (Union J, WarnerUK), followed by 3 singles released between 2018 and 2020, and she is now about to release her first self produced body of work, "Full Turn", due out 1st June 2023.

The album "Full Turn" is a fusion of songs and interludes, capturing the essence and energy of the places where Fetherstone’s stories came from; the frantic streets of London to the quiet and serene bush in the Australian Blue Mountains. Ambitious at heart, Briana Cowlishaw started the journey of learning how to produce and mix her own music 3 years ago during the pandemic lockdown, which has allowed her music to tell raw and personal stories about her connection to nature, finding resilience through darkness, the bumpy and joyful road of being an artist and the cycles of death and rebirth. “Full Turn” was recorded, produced and mixed in a marriage of home studio setups between Sydney, Central Coast NSW and Berlin, alongside Berlin based Aussie singer and producer, Matilda Abraham.

Performances in Brighton, London, Sydney, Melbourne, Prague and Brno have seen Fetherstone utilise a 5 channel vocal loop pedal and beats machine to craft stunning vocal arrangements of her songs, as well as acapella arrangements of covers from her artistic role models, such as Madison Cunningham, Phoebe Bridges, Tom Misch, Lianne La Havas, Emily King, Bon Iver and Joni Mitchell.

Greetings all! I've produced my tracks over the last few years in my spare time. I'm influenced by most music, though I generally tend to go for synthy sounds. Most of my music is created through keyboard onto computer via various VSTs. I also use a Korg M1 synthesizer (hardware).
I would greatly appreciate any ratings/likes. I'm also happy to rate any of your own material.
Album artwork courtesy of my brother (except my Apollo statue and profile picture).

Also on Bandcamp.

If anyone's interested in collaboration please let me know.

Enjoy!