An ode to the fleeting seasons and a farewell salute to Summer, this Autumnal track is taken from Priddy's debut album The Eternal Rocks Beneath. The album was released on Navigator Records in June and reached Number 1 in the Official UK Folk Charts.

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The Eternal Rocks Beneath

The Summer Has Flown

The first single from Katherine Priddy's upcoming album 'The Pendulum Swing', set to be released on February 16th 2024. Speaking about the single and the wider themes on the album Priddy commented: “Despite its soft and dreamy sound, this song provides the cornerstone around which the album and its themes orbit. It’s inspired by the little old house where I grew up and all the memories captured within those four walls – both for me and for all the other inhabitants who’ve lived there over the centuries. It might just be another terraced cottage to passersby, but to those who’ve called it home, it’s everything."

First House On The Left

'Wolf' is the lead single taken from 'Wolf' EP Self Released on 1st September 2018.

Track Listing

1. Wolf
2. Ring o’ Roses
3. Fragile
4. The Old Tree

Pre-orders available from www.katherinepriddy.bigcartel.com/product/wolf-pre-order

Katherine Priddy – Vocals, Acoustic & Electric Guitar
Simon J Weaver - Bass, Drums, Percussion, Electric Guitar on ‘Wolf’ Michael King - Strummed Acoustic Guitar on ‘Fragile’
Ciaran Clifford - Irish Tin Whistle
Dan Green - Bodhran
Zosia Reeves - Violin
Alice Brown - Viola
Bartie Shirm - Cello
Thomas Lenthall - Accordion
Jack Priddy - Cornet
Richard Foote - Trombone, Bass Trombone

All songs written by Katherine Priddy
Produced by Simon J Weaver

©2018 Katherine Priddy. All rights reserved. Any unauthorised copying, lending, broadcasting, public performance, distribution strictly prohibited.

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Wolf (EP)

Wolf (EP Version) - Stereo

LIMITED EDITION COLOURED VINYL SINGLE AND B-SIDE TO BE RELEASED 25/11/19 VIA STATIC CARAVAN. INCLUDES A POSTCARD.

Katherine has answered the call for more music with her new single, ‘Letters From a Travelling Man’. The upbeat, Americana style track takes its inspiration from Katherine’s personal experiences of living on the road and the struggles of trying to maintain relationships alongside an unsettled lifestyle. The single is beautifully complemented by a much mellower B-Side, ‘Come and Go’, a simple, stripped back duet with Northern folk singer-songwriter George Boomsma. This song takes a different approach to the same theme of travelling, this time a longing cry for a solid place to call home but an acceptance that everything must inevitably pass.

Teaming up with prestigious independent label, Static Caravan, ‘Letters From A Travelling Man’ is a limited run of collectable coloured vinyl alongside a postcard urging the listener to rediscover the lost art of letter-writing.

2. Come and Go (feat. George Boomsma)

Katherine Priddy - Vocals and Acoustic Guitar // George Boomsma - Vocals

All songs written by Katherine Priddy

Produced by Simon J Weaver

©2019 Katherine Priddy. All rights reserved.
Any unauthorised copying, lending, broadcasting, public performance, distribution strictly prohibited.

Come and Go (feat. George Boomsma)

2020 was set to be a big year for Katherine Priddy, with whispers of a debut album on the horizon, as well as bookings for the Acoustic Stage at Glastonbury Festival, Cambridge Folk Festival, Wood Festival and plenty more. When Covid-19 emptied her diary, she began a series of live streams where as many as 400 people tuned in at one time. She was also asked to participate in prestigious online festivals including Philadelphia Folk Festival, whilst her online Nick Drake collaboration with Jon Wilks, Lukas Drinkwater and Jon Nice was featured on the BBC 2 Folk Show. Most recently, Katherine was awarded a place on the English Folk Expo Mentorship Programme, offering her industry advice and opportunities for the next 12 months.

Now, just as 2020 seemed set to pass by without any new music from Priddy, she has emerged with a surprise new single. “Still Winter, Still Waiting” is a warm and uplifting seasonal song about being apart from a loved one over Winter, a situation many will relate to this year. The track features gorgeous strings from Harry Fausing Smith, as well as the pure vocals and lush harmonies we’ve come to expect from Priddy’s music. The song exemplifies the familiar feelings of longing and loneliness, perfectly tempered by with those of patience and hope. Just what we need this year.

This is the third release for Priddy, who appeared on the scene in 2018 with her EP ‘Wolf’, a release Richard Thompson named as his 'Best Thing I've Heard All Year' in MOJO Magazine. This was followed by a limited edition vinyl single ‘Letters From a Travelling Man’ in 2019, accompanied by sold out shows in Birmingham, Cambridge, Oxford, Durham and Kenilworth and packed out rooms in Brighton, Bristol and London. Having previously supported the likes of The Chieftains, Martin Carthy, Richard Thompson and Vashti Bunyan, Priddy has received plays and interviews from BBC 2 Folk Show, Lauren Laverne, Gideon Coe, Tom Robinson, BBC Wales, BBC London and a host of local radio stations. It is clear that, despite the delicate nuances of her sound, Katherine Priddy is not a fragile wallflower, but a woman who means business.

Still Winter, Still Waiting

After continuing to build her reputation and fanbase in 2020 despite COVID-19 putting a stop to many of her plans, Katherine Priddy is ensuring the momentum continues into 2021 with a new digital release of a much loved Daniel Johnston song, ‘True Love Will Find You in the End’, just in time for Valentine’s Day. The cover of this cult hero’s track features more beautiful strings from Harry Fausing Smith, as heard on her recent Winter release ‘Still Winter, Still Waiting”, as well as her soft, pure vocals, trademark harmonies and fingerpicking guitar style. There is no doubt that Priddy has made this song her own and her arrangement gives it an entirely new sound, whilst honouring the tenderness and simplicity of the original tune. It’s the perfect, realistic love song for a Valentine’s day in lockdown - just keep waiting, love will find a way.

Written by Daniel Johnston.
Vocals, guitar and percussion performed by Katherine Priddy and recorded by George Boomsma. Strings arranged, performed and recorded by Harry Fausing Smith.
Mixed and produced by Simon J Weaver.

©1985 Daniel Johnston. All rights reserved. Any unauthorised copying, lending, broadcasting, public performance, distribution strictly prohibited.

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