Long-awaited follow-up to 2013’s widely-applauded ‘Week Of Pines’ from Welsh chanteuse, recently heard on Manic Street Preachers’ ‘Futurology’ album. Ruth is a bilingual singer, songwriter and harpist from Aberystwyth in West Wales. Writing in the Independent, Andy Gill called the album “a dazzling debut, rich with sweet pain and joy” whilst Simon Price (in the Independent on Sunday) noted that it “could have been made in 1968. In the loveliest possible way.” Folk Roots magazine noted that “while Sandy Denny, Bert Jansch and Van Morrison all linger on the horizon, Georgia Ruth comes over as more of a true original than most of the young hopefuls roaming these isles,” before concluding that the record was a “true delight.” Georgia’s new album, Fossil Scale is a gorgeous hybrid mix of pop, electronica and folk that will likely appeal to fans of St Vincent, Feist and Bat For Lashes.