Time for Melete

February sees the release of new track from @lmmcmusic, Melete

Laurence Made Me Cry is theĀ pseudonym of Inverness based musician and artist Jo Whitby. Her debut album ‘The Journey of Me’ saw her earn support from BBC Radio and a nomination for the Welsh Music Prize in 2013.

Most of the tracks on her debut were remixed and found their way on to ‘The Unfolding’Ā which Nat Lyon concluded his review; “With the heavier sound and sonics, Whitby’s voice seems gain a new confidence.Ā  Jo Whitby’s not a worrying folk singer- she’s a world-weary observer.Ā  And this is a very brave piece of work.”

The lead single fromĀ forthcoming EP ā€˜Titans’ Daughters’ follows a similar mould, ‘Melete’ is described as a gentle and broodingĀ exploration of heartbreak. The tune is woven togetherĀ byĀ occasionalĀ collaboratorĀ Simon Parton’sĀ production.

Throughout the track the lyrics flow with almost aĀ plaintive sigh; “You can take a step back, just be friends”.Ā The next line cutting with a gentle twistĀ echoes ” I’d do it all again”.Ā 

Complimenting the song, the video is produced byĀ filmmakers Marisa Crockett and Colin Sweett – and features Kaitlyn Alexander.

‘Titans’ Daughter” will be released later in the year andĀ will feature collaborations with Scottish artists Chrissy Barnacle and Rachel Sermanni.

‘Melete’ is released by Stitch in Time on the 8th of February viaĀ iTunes, Bandcamp, Spotify, Amazon.

Check out the website forĀ Laurence Made Me Cry, where you can check out here blog on the evolution of ‘Titans’ Daughter’.

Chris Lemon
Chris Lemon
A lifelong passion for music matched with a geeky fascination for social media and websites resulted in the creation of Inverness Gigs back in 2010. The aim of the site is to helpĀ promote, support and generally raise awareness of the local music scene.If you want get in touch you can contact me direct at invernessgigs@gmail.com

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