‘Waiting on you’ is a song about longing. That desperate desire that only distance and time can draw, slowly and unwillingly from you. It is the longing that can bring you closer or pull you further and the contradiction that hangs uneasily in the space between them. 
Recorded (produced) and mixed by Ian Pritchett ("Angus & Julia Stone" & "The Beautiful Girls"), with guidance from Matt O’Connor (A & R department, former Warner) in Sydney. The song is reminiscent of artists such as Laura Marling whose song writing explores conflicts of the psyche.


Waiting On You

My Strength

Apricity

More than a shadow is driven by the irrational fear of sinking into the shadows; an ethereal presence acquiesced, complying silently to the conformity of society. Dismissing the life laid out to us, because of the faint, inferable feeling that you are destined for something more than the ordinary, and thus emerging from the shadows.

More Than A Shadow

She Wore The World

Interstice

The Fear

Ingénue

The White Dress

Willowy are purveyors of dark folk, a duo made up of nylon-string guitar bowed acoustic bass, banjo and haunting harmonies. With a lyrical appetite of the contradictions that sit in the cracks of normality, Willowy produces music that sinks rather than settles. 

Willowy encompasses the musical nature of 21 year old singer/songwriter Brittany Green. This creative aspect of her personality delves into the darker issues of life, much like the Celtic legend of the Willow tree and its ability to draw deep emotions to the surface. 

The Willow tree has soft pliant wood, slender branches that hang delicately, and tough tenacious roots. It's leaves hang in delicate fronds that bely the tree's ability to thrive in harsh conditions.
Willowy is much the same. The roots of her music sink themselves in the storytelling folk artists of old such as Bob Dylan and new like Laura Marling. Whilst there is a softness to the music, its essence explores the darkness in the depths of life and the contradictions it pulls from all of us.

Willowy, like the tree of her inspiration, thrives in some of the most challenging situations, drawing inspiration from these thoughts and circumstances, then crafting them into a story. 
