What Green Feels Like

Eaves’ debut album, "What Green Feels Like," is a verdant journey through lush folk landscapes and introspective lyricism. With a voice as haunting as a ghost in a foggy English moor, Eaves weaves tales of heartache and hope with the finesse of a seasoned troubadour. The album opens with the haunting "Pylons," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the record with its eerie instrumentation and haunting vocals. From there, Eaves takes us on a journey through the highs and lows of human emotion, with tracks like "Dove in Your Mouth" and "Alone in My Mind" showcasing his masterful songwriting chops. But it's not all doom and gloom on "What Green Feels Like." Tracks like "As Old as the Grave" and "Spin" inject a sense of whimsy and playfulness into the album, showing that Eaves is just as comfortable dabbling in light-hearted fare as he is in more somber material. Overall, "What Green Feels Like" is a stunning debut from Eaves, showcasing his incredible talent as a songwriter and musician. With its poetic lyrics, evocative instrumentation, and haunting vocals, this album is sure to resonate with fans of folk music and beyond. Eaves may be a newcomer to the scene, but with an album like this under his belt, he is sure to make a lasting impact in the world of music.