Mind Your Head
I wrote this song about standing on the threshold of something big, but feeling scared. I imagine plenty of people can relate to this feeling... can you?
Mind Your Head’ is a raw, folky song about being at a crossroads - longing for change but held back by fear. Written in a creative burst during a retreat in an ancient barn, it speaks to midlife women feeling stuck or alone on the edge of transformation. With Joni Mitchell-style storytelling, warm textures, and a gospel choir lift in the bridge, it’s honest, reflective, and soul-nourishing - ideal for fans of thoughtful, lyrically driven folk-pop.
Listen to the full song now - and purchase for £1 or more - over on Bandcamp. It’s also available on iTunes and Spotify.
Rehearsal footage of me and Ewan King preparing to sing ‘Hallelujah Anyway’ by Candi Staton in an evening church service at St Pancras New Church, London, with pipe organ and drum machine.
This is a great example of how to get creative with music within your traditional church liturgical framework.
I’m creating a toolkit of resources for churches that want to explore ways to get more creative in their musical liturgy. Sign up to my mailing list for updates, or contact me directly to find out more about this.
I wrote a blog post about my experiences of getting adventurous with church music - read it here.
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