Caoilfhionn Rose

Draw Out Your World is Caoilfhionn Rose’s fourth album and her first for Lost Map, to be released on February 5, 2027. Moving between intimate, quietly unfolding songs and driving, beat-led folktronica, it explores new motherhood, resilience through change and the work of turning imagined possibilities into a life of your own.
Made with her husband and long-time creative partner Rich Williams, the album brings together ideas gathered over several years with songs written during pregnancy and early motherhood. Loops and fragments became starting points for sessions with friends: four tracks emerged from two days of improvisation in Copenhagen with Danish electronic jazz duo Svaneborg Kardyb, including the single ‘Horizon’. Elsewhere, keyboardist John Ellis helped older songs find new shapes, his rolling Fender Rhodes breathing fresh life into ‘Grow’.

Just absolutely stunning, she´s an amazing artist Guy Garvey, BBC 6

Entrancing vocals and mesmeric instrumentation The Line Of Best Fit  

The sound is that of the first day of spring The Arts Desk

Gorgeous, deeply immersive listening Clash

Breathtakingly beautiful and intimately inspiring Atwood Magazine

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