Little Black Numbers

Folk · 2000 · 12 tracks

Little Black Numbers

Kathryn Williams

Delicate, close-mic acoustic folk wrapped in warm cello and whispered vocals, delivering a quiet, Mercury Prize-nominated study in bittersweet intimacy.

2000 · Caw Records

A quiet, deeply intimate warmth that gently cradles moments of profound grief and bittersweet reflection.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks

01

We Dug a Hole

4:26

02

Soul to Feet

4:07

03

Stood

3:21

04

Jasmine Hoop

3:56

05

Fell Down Fast

5:37

06

Flicker

3:29

07

Intermission

1:34

08

Tell the Truth as If It Were Lies

4:08

09

Morning Song

2:34

10

Toocan

2:25

11

Each Star We See

4:27

12

We Came Down From the Trees

3:46

Moments Worth Listening For

The devastating emotional weight of 'Fell Down Fast' where the sparse arrangement leaves her voice completely vulnerable as she processes grief.

The gentle, swelling cello on 'We Dug a Hole' that perfectly mirrors the rising tension of the acoustic guitar.

The unexpected, subtle warmth of the Hammond organ drifting into the background of 'Flicker'.

Where This Album Departs

How does Little Black Numbers sound next to the rest of Kathryn Williams's catalogue?

Vulnerable+0.8σ

Vulnerable saturates this record a touch more than the artist's norm.

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