Megan Henwood & Findlay Napier UK
Oxford's Megan Henwood and Glasgow's Findlay Napier met on a songwriting retreat at Snape Maltings, Aldeburgh in
2016.
“Fancy writing a song about maths?” Napier enquired. And so the seed for the Story Song Scientists was sewn.
They have toured this EP across the UK and their 2nd EP will be released alongside their November 2021 tour.
www.findlaynapier.com/story-song-scientists
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Keening, yearning, captivating and lovely collection of songs, the sense of close performance all the more remarkable when you learn it was made during Covid lockdown in 2020. The ballads and poems set to music on this album might be hundreds of years old, and while they do have an air of immortal, ancient tradition about them, they sound utterly current.
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