A Wondrous Place of Our Own

We say

Delight in the widescreen sound of A Wondrous Place of Our Own by Liverpudlian singer songwriter Skelhorn. With Rootsy acoustic guitars and sweeping strings, it’s a song that seems to have been plucked from a slower, easier time. Skelhorn’s soulful voice draws comparison to a modern day Elvis and the whole song would fit neatly into the atmosphere of Twin Peaks or a Tarantino movie. Released this coming Friday, it's already attracting plays from Chris Hawkins (BBC Radio 2 and 6 Music) and is accompanied by a nostalgia-inducing short film, complete with a lost looking damsel and classic American motor. Making music since the age of 14, Skelhorn has performed in a variety of clubs and pubs across England’s North West and contributed to live broadcasts and roadshows on Radio Merseyside and Radio City. Now signed to delimusic, a multi-genre sync label representing a range of artists and writers, including Oscar winners and commercial artists. Skelhorn will be playing at London’s 100 Club on 26 April alongside new label mates Niteshifters and Annabel Bennett.

Contact

Label: delimusic
Publishing: delimusic
National Radio: Andrea Lynch, Neon Tetra Music
Online/Press: Alex Fordham, Authority Communications
Social Media & Content Management: Authority Communications
Management: delimusic