Nothing on the Calendar
The thirteenth release, out on 30 October 2026. Eight songs about family and ordinary days: a father who simply stays; being understood before a word is said; the first minutes of holding a newborn daughter; one evening at home instead of across town; two people who found each other; what stays when everything else changes; two hearts still beating after three years; and the three of them together.
The title is a promise, not an empty page: you can plan and do a lot, but nothing has to go on the calendar — and if something doesn’t get done, nothing bad happens. After the darkest record so far, this one is closest in spirit to Dust Folk Anthem: folk instruments carry the melodies, and the weight comes in only where a song needs it.
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Tracklist
The opening track: a father without grand gestures — a presence you can rely on.
The relief of being understood before a single word is said.
The first nine minutes with his daughter in his arms — one moment stretched across a whole song.
A request for one evening at home instead of a promise for a lifetime.
Two people who nearly missed each other — the shortest track on the record.
Everything changes, and one thing stays: the same number and the same door.
The track that gave the record its title: ordinary days, a garden and two hearts beating louder all the time.
The closing track: one travel day for the three of them, from bags by the door to landing.