"Woman among Trees" by Clara Sipprell (1885-1975).
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"Woman among Trees" by Clara Sipprell (1885-1975).
I wouldn’t say I’m a religious person, but I’d love to pray to the music gods to thank them for this dashing new tune from London’s Fredwave. Pray’s skittering beats, warped ambiance, and droopy synthetics create a deeply mesmeric, tangibly textured effect. Fredwave and guest vocalist Sipprell’s soulful wafting, woeful drawling vocals drift through Fredwave’s surreal soundscape. His song’s ghostly tendrils wrap around us like vaporous smoke, and we can’t escape its tight hold. Stream or purchase Pray at additional outlets, here.
“King Confined” - Sipprell (2015)
Sipprell returns with contemplative new single ‘Like We Don’t Care’
South London singer-songwriter Sipprell returns with ‘Like We Don’t Care’, a first taste of upcoming new music due later this year.
Already established as one of most accomplished songwriters and vocalists in the London R&B scene, ‘Like We Don’t Care’ marks a new chapter for the artist, allowing Sipprell to flex not only her songwriting muscles, but also her incredible soulful vocals on a tune that is equally catchy as it is thought-provoking and insular.
Teaming up with composer George Moore (Banks, Paloma Faith, Kevin Garrett, Lapsley), ‘Like We Don’t Care’ is “a song I wrote about my relationship with my mum,” she says candidly. “Everyone’s relationship is different, but I grew up with a mother that found it difficult to communicate her feelings freely. I naturally mirrored this behaviour in our relationship which left us harbouring resentment for many years and not being able to open up to each other. Ultimately, it’s about wanting to be honest about your true feelings, that behind the walls we put up out of fear, we care more than anything.''
SIPPRELL · Like We Don't Care
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