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Elizabeth & Jameson bring with them a compelling sound that is uniquely their own. Honed by their experiences as indie folk/acoustic troubadours and enriched with just the right dash of their special blend of folk-roots and folk-pop/rock, Elizabeth & Jameson deliver a sound that is timeless. Their music adopts a simple approach to Hannah and Griff’s classic songwriting style, featuring harmonies, acoustic guitar, and violin that draw from their distinct musical backgrounds. Hannah is deeply rooted in traditional folk, while Griff’s tendencies lean towards folk pop/rock.
Hot on the heels of their much-praised debut, Elizabeth & Jameson present The Old Town EP: a tantalizing preview of their long-awaited follow-up album. Recorded in the comfort of their own home within the first few months of the year, this five-track EP leans toward the heavier side but maintains its autobiographical essence as the songs weave through personal experiences of grief, family legacy, and historical narratives from the South Wales Valleys—Griff’s place of origin.
The EP showcases the duo’s knack for crafting deeply personal lyrics and pairing them with a sound that, by their own account, comes with a sense of telepathy, now that they are married. Being a fundraiser for the band’s second studio album, the EP promises even more heartfelt and autobiographically inspired music.
Elizabeth & Jameson’s release, the Old Town EP, brings their sound home in the most delicate manner—something that cements their path in music as one of personal development and storytelling, in addition to tradition. This EP acts almost as a prelude to the highly anticipated second full-length album and vividly displays the growth of each member both individually and as a couple. It is a significant part of their overall discography and a compelling reason why fans and new listeners alike should take notice of their music.
