Push On Through

I Don't Want To Know - Fleetwood Mac cover

Seven Bridges Road  - Steve Young cover

Waters Of March - Antônio Carlos Jobim cover

Helplessly Hoping  - Crosby Stills & Nash cover

Seven Bridges Road (3 voice version)

World's Daughter by Starling. Words and Music composed by Helen and arranged by Helen, Lou and Adam, this song is Starling's first recording on SoundCloud!
Lou - Vocals and Flute
Adam - Guitars
Helen - Cello and Violins

WORLD'S DAUGHTER

Runaway

This song feels like a relentless pursuit—an unstoppable drive through a hazy dreamscape where motion is the only certainty. The engine is alive, the road stretches endlessly, and the landscape dissolves into sunburned fragments. Every blurred tree, every fleeting welcome sign is a reminder that this journey isn't about arrival, but about getting closer—to a feeling, a person, a purpose. The heart sings louder than the tires hum, fueled by longing, determination, and the wish for wings to fly beyond the limits of the road. It's urgency wrapped in melody, a restless spirit on the move.

One More Mile - The Sidewalk Anthem

This song explores themes of introspection, emotional growth, and acceptance. The lyrics weave together observations about the passage of time, the resilience found in imperfections, and the inevitability of change. The imagery - cracks letting in light, waves moving with the tide - presents a philosophical take on life’s ups and downs, emphasising the importance of allowing thoughts and emotions to come and go rather than holding onto negativity. The rhythm of everyday moments, like cars stopping at signs, is grounded contrast to the broader reflections, making the song intimate and relatable.

Ocean (Demo) by Stuart Wills

Normalised (live on the plots)

RiverMoth is the solo project of British artist Martin Scarratt, born from 2017 experiments with a digital 8-track. The music transforms a single acoustic guitar into expansive textures - from intimate fingerstyle to screaming leads and heavy bass - using ONLY mic'd acoustic and DAW alchemy (no pedals/electrics).

Bridging indie-rock grit, folk soundscapes, and progressive structures, RiverMoth crafts cathartic journeys that will make you want to nod your head, tap your foot, and occasionally jump up and down a bit.

Rooted in:
Radiohead's innovation × Pineapple Thief's craft × Doves' emotional landscapes × Elbow's lyrical intimacy × Ride's sonic adventures × 60s & 70s fingerstyle acrobatics

Contact: rivermoth.band@gmail.com