Album lore

Daisy Rickman’s 2022 debut, Donsya a’n Loryow, was wrought in solitude at her Cornish home throughout 2020, where she composed, performed, recorded, and mixed all eight tracks herself. The album’s title translates as “Dance of the Moons,” hinting at its quietly arcane folk roots filtered through banjo plucks and subtle psychedelic flourishes. Rickman’s handiwork extends to the album’s artwork, presenting a singular vision unmediated by external collaborators save for mastering by Ryan Van Kriedt.Among the eight tracks, “Blue Morning” stands as a delicate yet resolute signal of Rickman’s craft, melding pastoral melodies with a trace of otherworldly shimmer. The record’s intimate production and Cornish inflections place it within a modest canon of contemporary folk, inviting attentive listeners to savor its measured reveries and textural nuances.

Album lore

Daisy Rickman’s 2022 debut, Donsya a’n Loryow, was wrought in solitude at her Cornish home throughout 2020, where she composed, performed, recorded, and mixed all eight tracks herself. The album’s title translates as “Dance of the Moons,” hinting at its quietly arcane folk roots filtered through banjo plucks and subtle psychedelic flourishes. Rickman’s handiwork extends to the album’s artwork, presenting a singular vision unmediated by external collaborators save for mastering by Ryan Van Kriedt.Among the eight tracks, “Blue Morning” stands as a delicate yet resolute signal of Rickman’s craft, melding pastoral melodies with a trace of otherworldly shimmer. The record’s intimate production and Cornish inflections place it within a modest canon of contemporary folk, inviting attentive listeners to savor its measured reveries and textural nuances.