Lightime Music: Sailing Stones

Join Sailing Stones (aka Jenny Lindfors) in this brand new series of relaxed daylight gigs – a chance to hear artists close-up and pared back in an informal setting.

Lindfors is a captivating singer/ songwriter whose songs have been described as “demure majesty” by The Line Of Best Fit. Her music has received regular airplay on BBC 6Music, and her debut album Polymnia was described as “a contemporary classic” by Berlin based publication NBHAP.

Her return to live performance follows an intensive period of songwriting, observed through the prism of new motherhood. This spectrum of new songs explores matrescence, revealing a turbulent inner world through still-life snapshots of domesticity. Recorded at home on a tape machine, and live in an old chapel in rural Wales, these songs have metamorphosed into a psychedelic folk album which is due for release in Spring 2025.

Jenny’s ethereal vocals and hypnotic guitar playing is reminiscent of Agnes Obel, Linda Perhacs and the lost demo tapes of Laurel Canyon. Children welcome.

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With support from Lily Redwood

Lily Redwood’s live performance is both powerful and playful. Her debut pamphlet, You Make Me Think of Swifts, is a raw, witty and unflinching journey through the landscape of early motherhood. It has been described as: “Scorchingly honest and human” (Jude Jones, Journalist) and “visceral, loving and brave” (Emylia Hall, Founder of Mothership Writers). It’s out now with The Collective Press. You can find Lily online – @lilyredwoodpoet / www.lilyredwood.co.uk