Heartstrings
Heartstrings is the new album from London-based Snowpoet, led by the creative partnership of Lauren Kinsella and Chris Hyson.
Since their debut EP in 2014, the band has built a devoted audience drawn to their emotionally rich songwriting, intricate production, and distinct sonic identity.
With Heartstrings, they take a bold step forward, writing and recording in the studio as a collective for the first time. They capture the raw immediacy of live performance while expanding their sound with lush textures, layered harmonies, and deeply personal storytelling.
“We wanted to capture the moment to create something that feels real, unfiltered, and alive,” says Chris Hyson.
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Heartstrings
Heartstrings is the new album from London-based Snowpoet, led by the creative partnership of Lauren Kinsella and Chris Hyson.
Since their debut EP in 2014, the band has built a devoted audience drawn to their emotionally rich songwriting, intricate production, and distinct sonic identity.
With Heartstrings, they take a bold step forward, writing and recording in the studio as a collective for the first time. They capture the raw immediacy of live performance while expanding their sound with lush textures, layered harmonies, and deeply personal storytelling.
“We wanted to capture the moment to create something that feels real, unfiltered, and alive,” says Chris Hyson.
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Heartstrings is the new album from London-based Snowpoet, led by the creative partnership of Lauren Kinsella and Chris Hyson.
Since their debut EP in 2014, the band has built a devoted audience drawn to their emotionally rich songwriting, intricate production, and distinct sonic identity.
With Heartstrings, they take a bold step forward, writing and recording in the studio as a collective for the first time. They capture the raw immediacy of live performance while expanding their sound with lush textures, layered harmonies, and deeply personal storytelling.
“We wanted to capture the moment to create something that feels real, unfiltered, and alive,” says Chris Hyson.
