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Hanging from the Stars

“There Will Always Be a Light” is an exercise in folk beauty, a sonic landscape sweetened by singer Willow Scrivner’s Kate Bush-style vocals and shimmering with moody guitar. The Dexter Green-produced track soars with a message of enduring hope, there’s worry in the verses, but in the darkness you will find/there will always be light. It’s part Fleetwood Mac, part Flannery O’Connor.
“We chose this as the second single because we felt its message of 'there is light in the darkness' was very timely.  With all the divisiveness in our country, the brokenheartedness, and now the pandemic, the song for us, feels almost like a whisper of hope,” she continued, “like a taking a moment to be still and listen: to each other, to nature, to the still of the night.  I hope it reminds us that in all of this we can still stay strong. And that love and light is still here.”

“There Will Always Be a Light” is available worldwide on streaming outlets June 12.

There Will Always Be A Light

Coming Down Hard

It’s a warm night,
Last of September on the South side
Well hang me up to dry,
Cause it’s coming down hard.

If I told you
I don’t even miss you,
I don’t even think of you,
More than a dozen times a night

Chorus:
Will you dream me a river?
Throw me a line,
Write me a letter?
I’m running out of time.
I could’ve done better,
But I guess I’m doing fine.

But when it’s raining like this
It reminds me
Of the last time I heard your voice
Out on the West Coast.

Now it’s a warm night,
Last of September on the South side,
Hang me up to dry
Cause it’s coming down hard.

Chorus:
Sing me a river,
Through me a line,
Write me a letter,
I’m running out of time.
We should’ve done better,
But I guess we’re doing fine.

Now it’s a cold night,
End of October on the South side,
Well, baby, hang me up to dry
Cause I’m still coming down hard.

Tornados In My Head

Coming Down Hard

Kindling For a Fire was the first single off the new Willow & Wood record, 'Tornadoes In My Head'

Kindling for a Fire

Liar's Waltz

Sleepy Stars

Tornadoes in My Head

Easier to Leave

Nashvilian, by way of Seattle, the self-labeled Americana-Gothic duo, Willow & Wood, has crafted a collection of moody songs that call to mind dreamy-pop, country-noir sounds akin to Cowboy Junkies, Neko Case, and Jessie Sykes. But through a David-Lynch-esque, rainy landscape filter of post-modern America. Their songs take on redemption and longing, destiny and death, with a crystalline alto and an undertow of darkness that tugs the songs from below.  Willow & Wood hover somewhere around folk, but with gothic tinges and bell-like guitars chiming throughout. Their music is imbued with a gentle lyricism full of swirling strings alternating with hushed moments of pure voice that suggests redemption might be possible after all.  
“Willow’s dark, powerful songs make her the Flannery O’Connor of the local music…like an adult Alice in Wonderland” 
The Seattle Times

“Gathering raw energy like lightning rods in an electrical storm, the music of Willow & Wood is a kind of folk-noir that's as eerie as it is soothing.”
Salt Lake Weekly 

“…the strength of a raging tornado and the grace of a light breeze...” ~Rachel Heisler, Albuquerque Weekly Alibi
 

Please get in touch with Willow at willowsmusic@gmail.com with any questions, for interviews, or copies of Radio Sky or Liars Waltz.

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