Rabbit Holes by Crooked Weather
Rabbit Holes is the first in a series of new releases which reflect the emotional and physical journey the band have experienced in the last few years. Rabbit Holes was written surrounded by nature, by the open widow of a rundown Cornish farm house after a period of listening to a lot of The Tallest Man on Earth. The song follows the path of someone yearning to reach their love who has gone to a place that can't be followed. Although they both want to be together, the desperate efforts are seemingly in vein.
Crooked Weather's last ‘official’ release was in 2014. However, since then the band have been have been living a nomadic life on the road touring England, Ireland, Holland, France, New Zealand and America and earning a loyal fanbase. Their music has evolved as they have, influenced by the people and places they’ve met on their travels.
The extended single release includes 3 extra tracks:
'SKELETONS' (recorded as part of the Three Minute Heroes Project);
'GOLDEN OAKLAND' and 'RABBIT HOLES (demo)' (recorded live at an analogue studio recording from France, 2016 ).
Tracklist
| 1. | Rabbit Holes | 3:41 |
| 2. | Skeletons | 5:52 |
| 3. | Golden Oakland (2016 France Demo) | 2:16 |
| 4. | Rabbit Holes (2016 France Demo) | 3:16 |
Credits
RABBIT HOLES
Written by Will Bladen.
Recorded at Uber Studios by Rob Burgess.
Produced by Rob Burgess and Crooked Weather at Uber Studios.
Mixed & mastered by John Spence at Fairview Studios.
SKELETONS
Written by Will Bladen & Holly Blackshaw, based on a school pupils poem.
Recorded at Duality Studio.
Produced by Pat Pretoious and Crooked Weather.
Mixed & mastered by Pat Pretoious.
GOLDEN OAKLAND & RABBIT HOLES (demo)
Written by Will Bladen.
Recorded at Capitola Analog Studio.
Produced by Nico Brusq and Crooked Weather at Capitola Analog Studio.
Mixed & mastered by Nico Brusq at Capitola Analog Studio.
License
All rights reserved.
Crooked Weather play earthy, unruly and original folk songs. Often travel and adventure, both without and within, have been a mainstay of the inspiring antics that Crooked Weather draw upon for their craft. The songs echo the ethos of folk songsmiths before them with imagery of escape, companionship and searching, but told from a new heart.