June McDoom

Brudenell Presents... "Lush instrumentation – acoustic guitars, synths, harps and piano – float with almost aquatic grace, naturally as if rising towards the glow beyond the surface... intimate and warm, yet somehow disembodied and mysterious as well." - The Guardian on “Without You” “[Follow The Light is] a thing with many heads, moving in unexpected patterns, delicate and vivid and often both, laced with seams and wings like folded cloth.” - The Line of Best Fit "Merges Weyes Blood’s grandeur with the whimsy of Minnie Riperton, enveloping you in its wall of sound." - The FADER on “Without You” "The drum plumes and echoey patter, recall Kate Bush. It's both jaunty and fierce. Her true inner spirit guides her away from brutal forces. She searches for freedom, for brightness." - Stereogum on “Get Out Of My Life” June McDoom releases ‘Human Angel’, the final single from her forthcoming debut album Follow The Light, out this Friday via Jagjaguwar. Originally written as a folk song, ‘Human Angel’ grew into one of June’s first experiments blending folk with reggae instrumentation, pairing nylon guitar and a rhythm inspired by Eek-A-Mouse overlapped with dreamy vocals, chiming textures and otherworldly synth flourishes. June grew up in a Jamaican household in South Florida, an existence built of strong extended family, communal care, bass and harmonics.