Songs written and recorded over the course of the last decade all made it on to the record, including two songs co-written with Tim Graham and two traditional folk songs. It's also the first time I've handed lead vocal duties over to others, as I loved the tracks so much as they sung them.

In time honoured tradition for me, I also took the opportunity to re-record two of my older songs which I felt needed a new lease of life.

Hymn For Her
Candy Parfitt - Backing vocals
Robin Grey - Vocals, guitars, percussion and bass

From The Ground Up
Iain Macleod - Banjo
Joe Allen - Drums
Ben Oliver - Piano
Amy Bowles - Bass
Basia Bartz - Violin
Robin Grey - Vocals and guitar
Jonny Cole - Engineering

Leave It In The Ground
Tim Graham - Guitar
Robin Grey - Vocals, double bass and brass

Hackney Gentrification Song
Caitlin Roberts - Accordion
Chris Veneable - Backing vocals
Naomi Wilkins - Backing vocals
Emma Dyer - Clarinet
Robin Grey - Vocals and mandolin

Pat Do This Pat Do That
Tim Graham - Vocals and guitar
Chance Kellner - Backing vocals and percussion
Naomi Wilkins - Backing Vocals
Robin Grey - Bass, ukulele
Jimmy Friend - Engineering

Woodman, Spare That Tree
Tim Graham - Guitar and backing vocals
Chance Kellner - Violin and backing vocals
Naomi Wilkins - Flute and backing vocals
Robin Grey - Vocals, uke, bass, percussion and harmonium

The Ballad Of Hawkwood
Flora Curzon - Violin
Naomi Wilkins - Flute and backing vocals
Adam Rees - Banjo
Robin Grey - Vocals, bass and ukulele

Ghost Around
Candy Parfitt - Backing vocals
Robin Grey - Vocals, guitar, harmonium and double bass

Underneath The Skin
Robin Grey - vocals, body percussion and guitars

Woodman interlude
Chance Kellner - Violin
Naomi Wilkins - Flute
Robin Grey - Harmonium

Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy
Chance Kellner - Vocals
Naomi Wilkins - Backing vocals and flute
Tim Graham - Guitar
Clarissa Carlyon - Cello
Robin Grey - Bass

1. Hymn For Her
2. From The Ground Up
3. Leave It In The Ground
4. Hackney Gentrification Song
5. Pat Do This Pat Do That (feat Tim Graham and Pedal Folk)
6. Woodman Spare That Tree
7. Ballad of Hawkwood
8. Ghost Around
9. Underneath The Skin
10. Woodman Interlude
11. Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy (feat Chance Kellner and Pedal Folk)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 10/14/2022
Robin Grey lives in London England

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Folk

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