DANIEL WOOLHOUSE Unveils ‘Soup For Brains’ Video

DANIEL WOOLHOUSE

Unveils ‘Soup For Brains‘ Video

What’s That Sound? out now via 37 Adventures
Stream the album in full: http://hyperurl.co/dlspotify

What’s That Sound? is another landmark in the musical saga of this most compelling of artists, and the first album to be released under his own name after two via his playful alias Deptford Goth. The new record is a more fleshed-out, hook-laden and euphoric collection than 2014’s Songs and 2013’s Life After Defo, while still retaining the irresistibly yearning, slow-burning and soulful intimacy that sets him apart.

Produced, and mostly self-performed, by Woolhouse at his studio at home on the Kent coast, What’s That Sound? instantly reveals his new maturity, from the gospel-slanted opener ‘Crazy Water’ (with backing vocals from Slow Club’s Rebecca Lucy Taylor) to the title track’s gliding verse and joyous chorus. It’s a long way from the sombre, skeletal template of his Life After Defo debut, as even the ballads, such as ‘Dreamt I Was A Ceramicist Too’ and ‘Forest Further’, and the album’s lead single ‘Map Of The Moon’, have expanded warmth. Throughout, Woolhouse carefully balances, and seamlessly weaves, digital and organic ingredients, and shows himself to be an artist at the peak of his songwriting powers.

What’s That Sound? can be streamed/purchased at the links below…