In her new release ‘The Table’, Harriet Rose creates a warm and welcoming space. She evokes the spirit of friends around a dinner table, gently reminding us of the good ole human magic that is conversation. This track resonates with its candid lyricism on bearing life’s load and sharing its treasures, with nobody carrying it alone. Featuring Harriet’s raw, inviting vocals- each note feels as if she is sitting with the listener, providing comfort as a way to cope with the highs and lows of life.
Recorded at Sheffield’s Crystal Ship Studio, Harriet with producers Dave Sanderson and Ed Cosens have added an energy to her sound while making sure the mix doesn’t strip away the charm of the Americana/indie influences of her music. Influenced by years of experience performing live, Harriet pours a seasoned gravitas into every note and lyric of this release.
‘The Table’ showcases Rose’s gorgeous vocals and warming emotions. The instrumentation and gentle rhythm delivers the perfect backdrop to keep the lyrics and storytelling front and centre. Just like at the gatherings she sings of, the track creates a harmonious atmosphere where each element complements the other. The result being an easy-going and inviting soundscape that we can sink in and enjoy.
Musically, Harriet draws on years of rich influences ranging from the classic sounds of The Smiths and Beautiful South (thank her dad’s record collection) to the independent sound of her own decade. Mixing up vintage vocal stylings with a modern feel, ‘The Table’ has an instant edge for fans of Jake Bugg, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Amy Macdonald alike.
In ‘The Table’, Harriet Rose creates a welcoming bubble for all listeners to open up, share, and conjoin together as we find our home to come together in the simplicity of being.
