WESTON DAY
Weston Day is a British songwriter renowned for crafting cinematic indie-folk shaped by myth, landscape and with a highly personal emotional depth..
Working primarily with an 8-string baritone guitar, Weston creates music that has an expansive feel yet remains connected and intimate — reflective, elemental and rooted in a distinctly British coastal feel. His songs unfold as slow-burning narratives, balancing brooding introspection with an undercurrent of hope and melodic lift.
Drawing influence from the atmospheric vulnerability of Leif Vollerbekk and the soulful intensity of Hozier, alongside the lyrical precision of Elvis Costello and the melodic instinct of Paul Simon, Weston bridges poetic storytelling with dynamic, emotionally direct performance. His writing blends organic textures with striking melodic contrasts — acoustic at its core, yet expansive in scope and quietly anthemic in feel.
Weston Day represents a modern strand of British indie-folk: thoughtful yet accessible, cinematic yet grounded — music shaped by treading that delicate balance between exciting musical blend and lyrical depth.
These sounds are built to linger long after the final note fades.
MAPS
MAPS is an album shaped by memory, landscape and the quiet turning points that define us.
Across its songs run themes of love and regret, past and present, family, childhood, exploration, wild nature and stillness. Beneath it all lies a creative thread — a call to keep pulling at what still stirs beneath the surface.
MAPS explores the vulnerability of creative adulthood: the moment when we realise youth is not invincibility, and growing older requires courage of a different kind. It is about facing ourselves honestly — admitting we are not necessarily wiser, just more practiced at disguise — and choosing to speak anyway.
emerged is a body of work that feels both intimate and expansive: reflective, yet quietly defiant.
MAPS stands as a document of becoming — a record of where we have been, what we have learned, and the questions that remain. As life unfolds, it is easy to feel unanchored, to wonder whether we have lost our way or our voice.
This album suggests otherwise.
Icarus
On Youtube
Watch the Icarus Video on YouTube to give you a taste of the MAPS album in full flight