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Looking Through Windows

Release number 41 from the high quality, prolific Frank Joshua takes a bluesy turn. Classic instruments, modern production and pulsing synths carry the age-old story telling of long term relationships. Perfect for "singer songwriter", "anthemic" and "modern blues" playlists. “Pounding on the Walls of their age” this anthemic tune builds and builds until the final release. A classic in every sense of the word.

Walls (Radio Edit)

"Fertile Mind" begins as an atmospheric, introspective track, blending delicate acoustics with modern ambient production. A slow build draws listeners into a meditative journey before soaring into a powerful, emotive release. The contrast between serenity and intensity makes it perfect for reflective, cinematic, and deep-focus playlists. As it fades to its final elements, it offers a sense of closure—like letting go, finding peace, and basking in the calm after deep emotional immersion.

Fertile Mind (Radio Edit)

A brooding, introspective track that captures the relentless struggle of ambition, doubt, and the weight of past choices. With haunting melodies and a driving intensity, it builds a sense of endless ascent—each victory only revealing a harder climb ahead. Stark, poetic lyrics wrestle with meaning, effort, and sacrifice, underscored by a soundscape that balances raw emotion with atmospheric depth. A gripping anthem for those who’ve ever questioned the price of their journey.

These Words

"Melanie Klein" is a quirky, heartfelt ballad exploring the quiet chaos of modern relationship breakdowns. With wry, observational lyrics and an offbeat charm, it blends wit and melancholy in equal measure. A perfect fit for "Indie Chill," "Sad Indie," "Quirky Love Songs," "Lo-Fi Indie Ballads," and "Coffeehouse Covers." Fans of Belle & Sebastian, Father John Misty, or Lemon Twigs will feel right at home.  Think Wes Anderson meets break-up ballad—melancholy never sounded so whimsically cool.

Melanie Klein

‘Days Like These’ channels quiet euphoria into a rich, soul-infused soundscape. Frank Joshua’s intimate vocal sits in a lush blend of warm piano, subtle horns, and cinematic electronics—balancing fragility with strength. It’s a track about inner transformation, small victories, and the rare days when everything aligns. For fans of Peter Gabriel, Bon Iver, and James Blake. A strong fit for Indie Chillout, Morning Motivation, Mood Booster, Soulful Alternative, and Art Pop Vibes.

Days Like These

‘Turn To Your Soul (Reimagined)’ is a time machine disguised as a song. Frank Joshua reaches back to the days when he fronted a live band called ‘Pits’—this was the showstopper, the encore, the moment the crowd leaned in. Now, with producer Charles Connolly, that raw, exhilarating live spirit has been bottled and recast with a cinematic retro-soul sound. Think smoky club, midnight sweat, and the swagger of a horn section straight out of Mark Ronson’s playbook during his Amy Winehouse era.
This new version blends vintage soul with modern storytelling—heartfelt, gritty, and unmistakably human. It’s music that remembers how to feel.

For fans of: Amy Winehouse, Mark Ronson, Michael Kiwanuka, Leon Bridges, Lake Street Dive

Perfect for playlists: Retro Soul, Jazz Pop, Soulful Sundays, Throwback Grooves, Late Night Chill

Turn To Your Soul (Reimagined)

I Should've Done This Years Ago

Years Ago

This is an accapella version that Sam Brown, Aitch McRobbie and myself amused ourselves with one afternoon -  just for fun. (Also, I guess, to prove that backing singers can do a bit more than wiggle their bums). Come the apocalypse, we can all still ROCK!

Looking Through Windows

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