Sadie Horler – Washed Up Mermaid
Sadie Horler - Washed Up Mermaid
Release Date: 19th June 2019
Devon songstress Sadie Horler is
back (at last) with her superb new single ‘Washed Up Mermaid’ and it deserves
your attention for a number of reasons. Firstly, this is musically fantastic
but that was never in doubt. The picked acoustic guitar notes ping and pop with
gentle abandon like leaves on a breeze or jetsam on the new tide while subtle
violin notes weave them together. Seconly, Horler has a poetic style to her
lyrics that quietly demand your attention as she sings of “Shoes where shells
used to be” and “oh the wild angry seas, floating debris” – this is a song with
a clear message about pollution of our seas but that doesn’t stop it from being
beautiful in its form and delivery. Finally, the video (a first for Horler) is
a lo-fi but utterly perfect accompaniment to a song that should be heard far
and wide for both style and substance.
More information: https://www.facebook.com/Sadiehorler/
Live Dates:
14th June – Altitude Festival, Collumpton
14th June – Top of the Gorge Festival, Cheddar
Gorge
28th June – The Cavern Club, Exeter w/Melissa Bel
5th July – Glas-Debury Music & Festival,
Denbury
6th July – Party by the Parrett, Kingsbury
11th July – Lusty Glaze Beach Sundownder
Sessions, Newquay
12th July – Wonder Fields Festival, Great Fulford
Manor
20th July – Macmillan Festival @ The Dog &
Donkey, Budleigh Salterton
26th July – YHA Treyarnon Bay, Padstow
5th August – Sidmouth Fringe Sessions, Sidmouth
7th August – Boardmasters Festival, Newquay
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