Sally Robinson

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A-sides | B-sides

Air A-side | B-side released 28th March 2021

Limited edition Air A-side | B-side on vinyl sold out

The Earth A-side | B-side released 27th April 2021

The Fire A-side | B-side released 25th June 2021

The Water A-side | B-side, released September 2021.

No.1/4: Air

A | Moonlit Skies
B | Leaves in the Light

Moonlit Skies was written in response to watching the NASA Perseverence rover landing on Mars in February 2021. The track includes samples from the rover’s microphone - the whirring sound at the beginning of the song is the sound of the rover on Mars.

The tracks have now been heard inside both the Arctic and Antarctic circles, and sent up to the International Space Station.

“These sound great! I can really relate to Moonlit Skies”
Scott Kelly, NASA Astronaut

“Out of this World!”
The Telegraph

“Confirmed heard - and enjoyed!”
Mark Thomas, Head of Antarctic Aircraft Engineering

“What a Beautiful song!”
Victoria Graham, BBC News

“Exquisite - what an outstanding voice!”
Adam Walton, BBC Radio Wales

“Fantastic! [she draws comparisons to] Joni Mitchell, Joan Armatrading, Laura Marling - not bad company to be in!”
Shaun Keaveny, BBC Radio 6

No. 2/4:
Earth

A | The Heron
B | The Centipedes

The tracks have now been heard by leading climate scientists around the world, at conservation centres inside the Amazon Rainforest, and at the Chatham Islands, New Zealand; the Antipodal Point (the furthest inhabited landmass) to my current location.

“Very dreamy and yet down to earth; they spark a sense of appreciation for nature and all its beings”
Judith Westveer, conservationist working in the Amazon Rainforest

“You are an incredible talent!”
Kate Marvel, TIME Magazine’s Top 10 women leading the fight against Climate Change

No. 3/4:
Fire

A | Fifth View of Fuji
B | Pele’s Hair

The third release, representing Fire, came out on the 25th June 2021. They were inspired by my love of geology, so both are written about volcanoes.

The tracks have now been heard by geologists working at Volcano Monitoring stations around the world, and are now used as part of the educational outreach programme for Montserrat Volcano Observatory.

No. 4/4:
Water

A | Octopus
B | Late September Rain

The tracks have now been heard by scientists working onboard multiple scientific research ships in international waters, including the RRS Sir David Attenborough, and in the Aquarius Research Base, the world’s only operational underwater science lab.