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🌜Calling The Ancient Ones 💫 ~ live recording ~ Sophia Barrell

From my debut album 'Lullabies for Grown-Ups' All music and lyrics by Ruth Blake. All rights reserved ©Ruth Blake 2015
https://www.ruthblake.com/#lyrics

Lullabies for Grown-Ups

Mirror Light

Moonbeam

Shinobea

Des espoirs

Bad Flower

Kings Journey

Radio edit version of Over Comes A Cloud.
Video for full version: https://youtu.be/4ckjxV0FDY0
The blistering new single from Caulbearers veers from discordant, dystopian breaks & piercing guitars to soulful yet gritty funk. The song builds to a crescendo as the battle between 'the order and chaos' of the lyrics plays out through the strings, horns, distorted textures and layered voices of Damien Mahoney & Ruth Blake.
The words are a call to lift the veil of nobility, pride and entitlement that empires throughout time have often hidden their violent & oppressive actions behind. The song asks if we can be conscious enough to see these shadowy impulses and desires in ourselves and not only look to blame others for their actions.

Over Comes A Cloud (Radio Edit)

Blake's career has led to her recording at Real World Studios with James Frost as well as with Manchester-based collective Caulbearers and the Music as Medicine collective. Based in Somerset, her latest solo works include the uplifting 'Brave Ships' and the fiery 'Not Your Angel.'

Blake crowd-funded and produced her debut album of bitter-sweet folk songs 'Lullabies for Grown-Ups' (2015), followed by the kaleidoscopic 'Creation' in 2018. Lyrically profound and musically captivating, her music is born out of her own passion for self-knowledge and the deeper truths of existence.

With comparisons to Joni MItchell,  Portishead, Laura Marling and Tori Amos, her style is difficult to pin down. With a rare potency, she playfully invites her listeners through myth and magic deep into the heart of their humanity, across the ocean of the tiny heart space and on to the farther shore.

Mirror Light

Ruth Blake

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