‘Leaves from the Family Tree’ (2012) £9.99 (CD) £7.99 (digital) £7.99 (iTunes)
‘Leaves from the Family Tree’ released through Wild Sound Recordings features musical collaborations with Sherlock composer Michael Price, Adem, Erin McKeown and Anna Phoebe. “pure folk pop genius” Ruth Barnes, 6Music. “just shows, all you need is talent…. in this case; one woman, a guitar and a voice” Tom Robinson, 6Music. “be swept up by the sheer sense of joy” Netrhythms.
T-shirts, buttons, stickers, posters and lithographs all available from the merch shop.
Albums also available here in both CD and digital download formats.
‘Fingers & Thumbs’ (2007) £5.99 (CD) £12.99/£14.99 (Vinyl) £7.99 (iTunes)
Polly’s second studio album ‘Fingers & Thumbs’, released through One Little Indian Records, recorded/produced by acclaimed Ken Nelson (Coldplay, Gomez, Badly Drawn Boy) in Liverpool’s Parr Street Studios during 5 weeks in 2006. Featuring a much more electric sound and the beginnings of choir tendencies which would blossom on ‘Leaves…’. Rastko Rasic on drums, and the formidable Italian Alessandro Maranca on electric bass.
‘Fights & Numbers’ (2007) £7.99 (iTunes)
The acoustic sister-record to ‘Fingers & Thumbs’, containing alternative more acoustic versions of all the songs featured on ‘Fingers & Thumbs’. Digital-only release through One Little Indian Records. Recorded in Polly’s shed and at her parents’ house in Croxton, Cambridgeshire.
‘Scissors In My Pocket’ (2004) £5.99 (CD) £14.99 (Vinyl) £7.99 (iTunes)
Polly’s first self-produced shed-recorded album ‘Scissors In My Pocket’, released through One Little Indian Records, was critically acclaimed when it came out in 2004. “complete pure and personal” **** Mojo; “the finest British female singer-songwriter to emerge in the last 12 months” **** Uncut; “my favourite album from the UK this year” Nic Harcourt KCRW.
Cosmic Rosy Spine Kites (2004) £5.99 (CD) £7.99 (iTunes)
The acoustic sister-record to ‘Scissors In My Pocket’, containing alternative versions of all the songs, including a live gig supporting Jamie Cullum in Manchester in 2004, and 4 tracks recorded a capella with strings. Released through One Little Indian Records. Recorded in Bridgewater Hall, Manchester and Tooting.
Comments
Dear Polly
So looking forward to hearing your new album!
Lots of thanks
Sarah
just bought a copy – wonderful news youre playing cambridge folk festival – my family have grown up with one day as an anthem -they’ll all be there – Bronwyn Rob and Katherine!
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Hey Polly, Leaves sounds great, just ordered. Scissors is one of my fav albums, used to play it on trips down to Cornwall with my little (at the time) girl singing her head off in the back to it, well she’s coming back from uni and we hope to come see you at Komedia. Good luck!
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Hi Polly, received my copy today . This is a collection of truly inspired songs. I think the production is
Is excellent, much better than your previous cd . This really is your best work to date.
Thank you so much for sharing your very personal music with us.
Seb
Just bought ten tickets (well 8 and then 2) for Polly’s gig in Petersfield on the 15th of September. Saw her there several years ago on an early date with my now Fiancee who introduced me to her music. The two support acts were the usual pub artists, nothing special. Then Polly came on and played an awesome set. I was hooked!Simply a different class. I have managed to persuade eight people who had never heard her music until this week to come along and watch her play. Really looking forward to hearing the new songs live.