Words depicts the distress, hurt and regret often found from an argument with a loved one, the chorus both a warning statement and positive reminder of the double edged power our words hold in any context. 
Kate’s soft and gentle vocals in this ambient folk song matches perfectly with ukulele in a spacious arrangement that builds with organ to reach an ethereal choral climax, hopefully offering a healing end and welcome resolve.

Writing: Kate Westall & Jose Albela
Production & Mix: Harry Tarlton
Mastering: Michael Scherchen
Vocals: Kate Westall
Ukulele: Jose Albela
All other instruments: Harry Tarlton
Choir: London Contemporary Voices
Choir Arrangment: Paul Burke
Choir Recording Engineer: Cherif Hashizume

Words

Fajar (Dawn)

Shamoon Khatri is a Music Composer, Record Producer, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist of Pakistani origin who formally studied Contemporary, Jazz and Film Music in London, England.
Shamoon has composed music for many Films which also include corporate Adverts and Documentaries. His compositions have featured on Television such as the BBC World News, The History Channel and the NHK World (Japan). 
Shamoon has also played keyboards on the Grammy nominated album called Rumbadoodle (2012) and the single Bliss (2013).

Fajar (Dawn)

Shamoon Khatri

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