ARTWORK AND LYRICs below

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CREDITS

Photography by William Brickel

Photographer’s assistant: Raphael Barratt

Creative direction & design: Hattie Webb

Assistant: Christoph Datler

Recorded at: The Bunker, Assault & Battery

             and Murder Mile Studios

'MOUTH OF THE SEA' ep

River 

Written by Hattie Webb, Charley Webb & Sam Semple

Produced by Hattie Webb

Engineered by Lester Salmins, Marcel Van Limbeek & Gianluca Capacchione

Mixed by Marcel van Limbeek, Hattie Webb & Gianluca Capacchione

Mastered by Marcel van Limbeek & Neil Pickles

Hattie Webb - harp & vocals 

Sam Semple - acoustic guitar 

Melvin Duffy - pedal steel 

Lester Salmins - bass 

Freddy Sheed - drums 

Newton’s Law

Lyrics written by Hattie Webb

Music written by Hattie Webb and Lester Salmins

Produced by Hattie Webb & Lester Salmins

Engineered by Lester Salmins, Marcel Van Limbeek & Gianluca Capacchione

Mixed by Marcel van Limbeek & Hattie Webb

Mastered by Marcel van Limbeek

Hattie Webb - harps & vocals 

Lester Salmins - loops, electric guitar & bass 

Matt Chamberlain - live drums 

Intimate Conversation

Lyrics written by Hattie Webb & Nina Baker

Music written by Hattie Webb

Produced by Hattie Webb

Engineered by Marcel Van Limbeek, Gianluca Capacchione, Neil Pickles & Justin Fraser

Mixed and mastered by Marcel van Limbeek 

Hattie Webb - harp & vocals

Nikolaj Torp Larsen - piano & mellotron strings

Tom Herbert - bass

Brad Webb - drums 

As Long As We’re Dancing

Written by Hattie Webb & Teitur Lassen

Produced by Hattie Webb 

String arrangement by Nico Muhly

Engineered by Teitur Lassen, Nikolaj Torp Larsen, Marcel Van Limbeek, Gianluca Capacchione & Justin Fraser

Mixed and mastered by Marcel van Limbeek 

Hattie Webb - harp & vocals 

Teitur Lassen - piano & vocals 

Nikolaj Torp Larsen - keyboards & moog 

Brad Webb - percussion 

Ed Bale - violin 

Antonia Kesel - violin 

Chris Pitsillides - viola 

Rosie Banks - cello 

Rhythm of the Night

Written by Francesco Bontempi, Annerley Gordon, Giorgio Spagna, Peter Glenister, Mike Gaffey

Produced by Archbirds

Mixed by Archbirds

Mastered by Marcel van Limbeek & Neil Pickles

Hattie Webb - vocals and harp

Chris Hill - keyboards, bass, guitars, violin

Brad Webb - drums 

Susannah Hill  - cello

LYRICS

RIVER

I've made a decision, to throw away the letters that I've kept for years

I don't need permission, just sitting in a room full of souvenirs    

Turning a new page, I can't wait.  Didn't think I had it in me.

Eye of the river

Mouth of the sea

I wanna be like the water

Going where I need to be

If I'm to deliver

I have to believe

I am a river

It's part of my condition

It's hard to let go of the devil that you know

But now I'm in remission 

Packing up my boxes letting it all go    

Starting a new day, I can't wait, didn't think I had it in me.

Eye of the river

Mouth of the sea

I wanna be like the water

Going where I need to be

If I'm to deliver

I have to believe

I am a river

A hundredth time, the well worn lines they drags me down and they pull me under

and I wonder in this life of mine, can make the climb?

Can turn the tide

one more time?

NEWTON'S LAW

I sometimes lie sometimes lie on the grass at night

wondering if I fell

Through the sky through the sky smash the glass ignite

the oyster in the shell

Could I fly, cut the tie to the past, slide on

culling the unanswered calls

I sometimes lie sometimes lie on the grass at night

I’m not too young to say I’m lonely

I’m not too old to say I’m bored

I’m not too proud for you to hold me

Won’t you help me, like you did before

Can you help me now?

Newton’s Law

I sometimes lie sometimes lie on the grass and dream

wanna feel the heat you burn

In the flesh rip the corner run down the seam

feel the pulling from the planet’s palm

Can’t deny bitter light in the love I’ve seen

won’t you come on in and turn me on

I sometimes lie sometimes lie on the past it seems

I’m not too young to say I’m lonely

I’m not too old to say I’m bored

I’m not too proud for you to hold me

Won’t you help me, like you did before

Can you help me now?

Newton’s Law

oh oh oh Newton’s Law

I sometimes lie sometimes lie on the grass and cry

could gravity let me go

Holding on to the ringing in the great divide 

there’s something else you don’t know

I walked the line til the dust and the grime dried on

til the dying outlived the grow

I sometimes lie sometimes lie on the grass and cry

I’m not too young to say I’m lonely

I’m not too old to say I’m bored

I’m not too proud for you to hold me

Won’t you help me, like you did before

Can you help me now?

Newton’s Law 

oh oh oh Newton’s Law

INTIMATE CONVERSATION

The most intimate conversation I ever had was with a stranger

He was almost naked on the bed

All I could do was speak my mind and bread the bread

His eyes so dark hair darker still

Skin so white as he lay in the sheets

I told him things I’d never said before

The way he listened made me show him so much more

He brushed my hair

The way he cared

Surprised myself

He brushed my hair

The way he cared

Surprised myself

I didn’t know I had it in me

I didn’t know I had it in me

The most intimate conversation I ever had was with a stranger

He took me places I never dared to go

Backstage in his one man show so sacred

He smiled as the words I spoke rolled off my tongue and then he kissed me  

I could see us in his eyes so bright

The way he held me close that night

Come injest me

He brushed my hair

The way he cared

Surprised myself

He brushed my hair

The way he cared

Surprised myself

I didn’t know I had it in me

I didn’t know I had it in me

AS LONG AS WE'RE DANCING

Bird fly north

Far wind blow

I'm your ebb

You're my flow

As long as we’re dancing

As long as we’re dancing

One day

You’ll say

We were something

Youth’s last song

In one voice

Here and gone

Endless joy

As long as we’re dancing

As long as we’re dancing

My blood, my kin

Wake my body

As long as we’re dancing

As long as we’re dancing

In the union 

Run the ribbon round