
At its core, the song explores the ache of loving someone while time slowly changes both of you. It’s about looking back on youth, shared adventures, and intimate memories with a softness that hurts. The narrator feels the weight of growing older—how small things like clothes, photos, and old habits carry emotional echoes. As the years pass, the relationship becomes more fragile, and moments that once felt effortless now feel distant or threatened. The song sits in that tender space where love still exists, but the connection is slipping, and both people can feel it.

Despite the heartbreak, the song isn’t hopeless. It’s filled with longing and a quiet, stubborn tenderness. The narrator clings to the idea that love might still be recoverable if they can just hold on a little longer—if the other person doesn’t “fade” tonight. The song captures that deeply human moment where you’re caught between acceptance and yearning: wanting to preserve what once was, fearing what might be lost, and hoping that shared memories and old warmth are enough to pull two hearts back together. It’s a sad, cinematic reflection on love, time, and the emotional distance that grows when people change but still desperately want to stay connected.

Not Like This - Farida Daydream Edit

Chris Forsyth & The Solar Motel Band - High Castle Rock

Chatham Rise - "Meadowsweet" from Split LP with Thelightshines "We Are The Sun", Mixed by Mark Gardener at OX4 Studios  LP available at https://pictureinmyearrecords.bandcamp.com/album/we-are-the-sun

We Are The Sun

Meadowsweet

The second single from H.Grimace debut album Self Architect out April 7th on Opposite Number.

Pre-order - https://oppositenumber.com/

H.Grimace - Land/Body

Written recorded and performed by Natalie de Silver in 2018

Who May Have Found God?

Booty Call

Bored At A Mall

Taken from the Day By Day 12", out 8th May. Pre-order here - https://smarturl.it/DayByDay12 

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"Day by Day was actually written a few years ago but has taken on an eerie relevance in light of current events. As the title suggests, the song explores living in the present moment as a way of overcoming difficulties and growing stronger. Written during a dark time in our lives the song is about the struggle of carrying on, taking each day at a time in hope that things will eventually get better"

Co-produced by Doves’ guitarist, Jez Williams, Day By Day picks up where debut Night Drive left off, fragile, and amorphous, driven by a Kevin Shields-esque drone and underpinned by Katie Drew’s beautiful and delicate vocal.

The double A-side single, Day By Day / Katy Song will be released on 12” vinyl on May 8th and is limited to 150 copies.

White Flowers - Day By Day (Extended Edit)

Music by Henry Dobson 
Produced by Henry Dobson 
Lyrics by AKO 
Directed by Henry Dobson & AKO

Bored At A Mall

Jonathan Bree