Irish composer and songwriter Lōwli‘s beautifully brooding debut album Window In The Woods is out now via Veta Records.
An introspective cycle, the album depicts a journey of processing a difficult experience within your own mind and what this can feel like. A balance of dark and light is present throughout the music, implying that these cycles are continuous and unpredictable throughout our lives. Lōwli’s hypnotic vocal soars effortlessly over tracks such as Undone and Ground Above You, whilst elegant piano tones and solemn strings are at the forefront on instrumental tracks such as Lament and Islands Are Falling. Fans of the likes of Agnes Obel and Nils Frahm will feel at home here.
“This album also acts like an internal response to the outside world. Themes of identity, mortality and detachment are balanced with themes of acceptance, belonging and connection. The music evokes a contemplative and otherworldly mood, alongside dark and ominous elements. I hope the subjectiveness of these themes allows the listener to interpret this music in their own individual way.”
– Lōwli
Catch Lōwli live next at her Album Launch on 15th November 2025
at the Unitarian Church, Dublin:
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