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We are delighted to share with you the first single ‘Take This Day’ from Salt House's upcoming album OUT TODAY! Thank you to everyone who supported the kickstarter campaign to help make this possible. We are busy prepping rewards and getting the first listen ready for all our supporters. If you missed the kickstarter campaign we’ll soon be announcing a pre-order ahead of release. In the meantime, hope you enjoy the track and more news coming soon!

If you missed our latest album announce, you can now pre-order the new album from Mhairi Hall & David de la Haye, released on Hudson Records 24.10.25 on Black LP, Freshwater Blue LP and digital. Take a listen to the first single Garten II and pre-order your copy today.

We invite you dive into a unique underwater sonic journey of a selection of lochs from the Scottish Highlands. Underwater Cairngorms, the new album from award-winning composer Mhairi Hall and renowned field recordist David de la Haye, combines the mysterious underwater soundscapes of freshwater lochs with impressionistic piano composition. Underwater Cairngorms transforms our understanding of the Cairngorms landscape through imagination and creativity whilst documenting the environmental challenges of these freshwater locations. This unique collaboration between piano, harmonium, and underwater soundscape transports the listener to another world. Although sounding digitally processed, the album is almost entirely acoustic, from the resonance of the piano strings, the breath of harmonium bellows, the reverbs of lochs and the sounds of aquatic nature.

On August 16, 1819, around 60,000 people gathered at St. Peter's Field in Manchester to demand parliamentary reform and greater political representation. As we approach the 206th anniversary of the Peterloo Massacre Sean Conney joins forces with friends Eliza Carthy, Sam Carter and Jennifer Reid to create the most powerful creative evocation yet of ‘Peterloo’ , marking the date with the first single from the upcoming album Peter’s Field.

"Sean Cooney and friends take a whole cast of characters from the original sources and bring them memorably to life. It’s great to see and hear radicals like Sam Bamford and Mary Fildes transformed into folk heroes, alongside ordinary workers and villainous magistrates, soldiers and spies.

Robert Poole, author of Peterloo: the English Uprising”

Listen to ....... OUT TOMORROW!

Hopefully that’s enough to keep you busy, happy listening everyone!

Andy x