The Little Unsaid

New album series launched to support Grassroots Music Venues in the UK which are at imminent risk of being closed permanently. First release Features Billy Bragg, Emily Barker, The Little Unsaid, Edgelarks and more.

Available as a limited edition EP, Music/Nature extends the themes of finding hope and meaning amidst an atmosphere of division, and the many forms of fragmentation explored on Atomise.

The Little Unsaid release their Music / Nature EP on November 8th including five new unreleased songs recorded during the Atomise sessions. Watch the accompanying video for Nature.

Today sees the release of Atomise, the latest offering from The Little Unsaid, one of our Featured Albums of the Month. To mark the release we have the pleasure of sharing a video of the title track, recorded live at Silk Mill.

Our Song of the Day comes from The Little Unsaid with Human (Live at Silk Mill), the first song of the new album Atomise which is also one of you Featured Albums of the Month.

With The Little Unsaid, John Elliott has carved out a niche as a poet of mental disintegration, a chronicler of very real and very difficult human emotions. But his songs are not without hope. Atomise is perhaps his darkest and most hopeful album to date. It is certainly his most expansive and fully realised.

Great art can often come from the darkest places…many of these songs were born out of very real human experience. They are musically inventive and lyrically astute documents of this experience, but more than that they offer a clearer way of understanding it, and perhaps even a way of helping to overcome its darker periods.

Watch this beautiful live session of The Little Unsaid performing ‘Day is Golden’ at Highgate Cemetary. The song is also the title of their forthcoming tour. Selected Works, a 15 track career to date primer is set for release on May 18 via Reveal Records.

Watch The Day is Golden by The Little Unsaid, a deeply personal song that deals with a journey through mental illness. The video was filmed at sunrise on St Agnes in the Isles of Scilly. It’s also the title of their UK concert tour ahead of their new album Selected Works being released on Reveal Records.