“Sleep in the Field” is a tender, minimalist folk ballad that drifts like a breeze through tall grass. Fingerpicked acoustic guitar lays a gentle foundation as the ambient sound of distant wind and night insects draws you into a timeless world. The lyrics tell of letting go, Of time, technology, expectations, and returning to something raw, real, and unspoken. With whispered harmonies and sparse arrangements, it captures the quiet clarity found far from noise, where stars are ceilings and peace is felt in the soil beneath you.



Sleep in the Field

102 bpm -  nylon strung guitar , acoustic bass and vocal .
Contains mild swearing

Just the beer talking

maybe (it’s love) is a deeply emotional acoustic pop ballad that explores the fragile line between love and pain. Stripped down to the core, this authentic acoustic version features raw vocals, intimate guitar, and a heart-wrenching cello part that carries the emotion straight to your soul.

This song tells the story of a relationship full of contradictions — laughter and fights, closeness and distance, hope and heartbreak. It’s the kind of love that leaves you wondering...

🎧 Hit play and let the cello pull you under — this song is meant to be felt!


maybe (it's love)

Maybe (It's Love)

72 bpm - nylon strung guitar , slide guitar , acoustic bass and vocal

To those no longer with us

90 bpm - two acoustic guitars , acoustic bass and vocal

Mad , Bad & Dangerous

77 bpm - nylon strung guitar , steel strung gu8itar , acoustic bass and vocal

Hello ! Hey - Hey , ( All the things we were )

65 - bpm - steel strung guitar , acoustic bass and vocals

A Little bit of Kindness

83 bpm - Acoustic guitars and Bass and vocal - a personal song

See you now - in a minute , ( for Robbie ) . Window frame song

75 bpm - acoustic guitars and vocal , aimed at a younger audience

Little Person's Song

58 bpm , Taylor and Santos Martinez guitar . Midi keyboard with R & b keys voice Hand brush and vocal 

Civilisation , ( let's try it )

It's LIZART... with heart <3 Singer-Songwriter from Southern Germany.

With a voice like dusk settling over the hills and lyrics that feel handwritten just for you, Isla Grey is a calm, minimalist folk-country singer whose music whispers rather than shouts. Rooted in stillness, solitude, and soul, Isla's songs are built on warm acoustic guitar and open-hearted melodies.

Isla grew up on the edge of quiet mountain town, where long drives and late-night porch talks shaped her love for storytelling. Music first found her through the gentle hum of her grandmother’s record player—an old wooden console that spun everything from Emmylou Harris to Norah Jones. But it wasn’t until her teenage years, after the loss of someone close, that Isla began writing songs of her own—at first in the margins of notebooks, then late at night with a borrowed guitar and a voice she was still learning to trust.

Thank you for listening. Thank you for being here. Every stream, every shared story, every moment her music becomes part of someone else’s day—it means the world. Your support keeps the fire lit and the songs coming.

In. a remote part of South Wales , quite near The Sea there is a wood .  If you fancy , take a wander , through streams , over dis-used fences ( be careful of the barbed wire ! ) .
Eventually I- - if you follow the footpath , you will reach a clearing . 
sitting inside a wooden dwelling is a lonely man , with his guitar . . .

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