Keeley Forsyth Photograph

Keeley Forsyth follows up her critically lauded debut album, Debris, with the Photograph EP. Across four tracks the domestic tensions remain, albeit taking a more introspective view. Forsyth's striking vocals are cocooned within otherworldly synthesisers which transport her words across continents before sucking the air out of the room. There's an aching sense of detachment, which resonates with the circumstances in which it was written. 'I always work from home,' Forsyth explains. 'This time, the isolation had a new influence on my lyrical ideas. I was contemplating the idea of homesickness within the home; when life is lived on the domestic grid, in rooms and in tasks. I was looking to reframe the day, to give sound to the picture.