Be Slow

Released in late 2020, Be Slow serves as a definitive statement of Harrison Storm's 'coastal folk' aesthetic. The EP is characterized by a refined minimalism, stripping away the more expansive indie-pop leanings of his earlier work in favor of a dry, close-mic'd intimacy. Recorded with a focus on the natural resonance of the acoustic guitar and Storm's signature aspirated vocal style, the project explores themes of presence, patience, and emotional clarity. Critics and fans alike noted the EP's ability to create a 'cocoon-like' listening experience, positioning Storm alongside contemporaries like Ben Howard or Gregory Alan Isakov. The title track, 'Be Slow', became a centerpiece of his catalog, embodying the Australian songwriter's philosophy of emotional pacing. Sonically, the EP balances the warmth of analog-style recording with the crisp clarity of modern indie-folk production, making it a standout entry in the contemporary acoustic landscape.