Taking Shape

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Sirens

It Stopped Working

Weave

Make me a part of you
Take me to the start
Trace the steps that I have memorised by heart

Meet me at the road again
Where I saw you last
Left me ringing standing in the whispers of our past

I don’t know where it began
But I’m waiting for your hand to take me back again

Do you remember
The way your heart touched mine
Electric sparks filling our minds
Do you remember
The moment we stopped time
The kiss that brought us back to life
Do you remember the night?

Make me a part of you
See our love like new
See the way that I’m reflected in you

Meet me at the road again
Make it all worthwhile
Where I found myself in love for the first time

I don’t know where it began
But I’m waiting for your hand to take me back again

Do you remember
The way your heart touched mine
Electric sparks filling our minds
Do you remember
The moment we stopped time
The kiss that brought us back to life
Do you remember the night?
Do you remember the night?

If you won’t stay
Please just remember the day
Don’t forget me
If you won’t stay
I will love you anyway
But it’s ok

Do you remember
The way your heart touched mine
Electric sparks filling our minds
Do you remember
The moment we stopped time
The kiss that brought us back to life
Do you remember the night?
Do you remember the night?
Do you remember the night?

credits
released July 28, 2022 
Written by Francesca Anna Minney
Mixed & mastered by Ed Heaton

Saint In The City Records
Saint In The City Publishing

Artwork by Fox & Owl

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Fran Minney creates a dreamy indie electronica soundtrack to the colourful woodland world she mentally inhabits. Minney’s songs are inspired as much by her mental health and the people she’s interacted with as they are by the daily paintings that the world makes for her. Though deeply personal, her songs have an ability to be felt and understood by almost everyone. Much of this comes from rich, honest vocals which manage to be haunting, powerful and intimate all at the same time.

Live performances are also inspired by nature, but this time by the octopus; Fran uses the limbs at her disposal to create a full band sound as a soloist by use of Ableton, looping and midi controllers.

Fran’s music has been featured on Spotify Editorial playlists ‘Easy’ and ‘Winter Chillout’ and her single ‘Normal’ has garnered over 1 million streams. Minney has been featured on the cover of The Crack magazine, received support from Launchpad and Help Musicians UK; performed live on BBC Yorkshire; and also performed on Made in Leeds (TV). She performed at Thomann’s Music Never Stops Festival 2020, Long Division 2019, has headlined 360 Club, Leeds twice and supported Lyves.

“You connect with the songs on an emotional level; they go straight to your heart, your soul… [on ‘Normal’] It’s perfect, there’s nothing else left to say.” - Local Sound Focus

“It all comes together so beautifully that you really do fall in love with this talent” - Alfitude

“Dreamy, magical indie electronica… sublime music gold” - The Unsigned Guide

“discovering Fran Minney’s beautiful songs has amazed and delighted me… Fran has such succulent husky vocals… This dreamy indie-electronica singer/ songwriter has me hooked” - Reyt Good Magazine

“what a voice she has. It’s a voice that’s quietly emotional, with a tone that is full of beauty.... This song is beautiful. It’s voice, words and music melding into something wonderful, something that you want to submerge yourself in and never come out.” - Local Sound Focus’ Frank Roper

“this talented singer-songwriter creates dreamy and delicate music, with earnest lyrics set against bubbly, poppy electronic production work... incredibly lush voice and style” - Richer Unsigned 

“beautiful music... brilliant lyrics” - Alan Raw, BBC Introducing 

“she creates a beautiful atmosphere by weaving her synth-pop magic...she delivers a captivating emotion which flows naturally with her music” - Indie Band Guru 

[on ‘Sirens’] “This track is just utterly breathtaking. When you’re listening to this you really need to take some time to just sit back and listen to the lyrics and just hear the heartache. I really love this tune.” - Emily Pilbeam, BBC Introducing

“a dreamy slice of indie-electronica that she manages to imbue with real emotion” - The Crack Magazine  

Enquiries: info@franminney.com

Fran Minney

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