Woman's Hour reveal plans for second album

Jane revealed the details in her piece for us about Conversations, the band's full-length debut, and our Debut Of The Year.

"Looking back is something I don't do enough, and something I don't think we're encouraged to do in an age of Instagram and Twitter; it's all about the now. But if I don't look back I'm left empty, competitively strategising our next move. It's an unhealthy state of mind to be in. I think it's hugely important and empowering as an artist to be able to retreat from the limelight. We did it before this record and it was a really precious time where we felt free to experiment without the pressure of being watched. We're just about to begin writing again, and we'll be retreating to a small rehearsal space in an old farm just outside of Kendal. I'm sure it will be another fairly remote and solitary experience. We like to hibernate."

Read the piece in-depth retrospective here.

Woman's Hour's Conversations is out now on Secretly Canadian, and it's really rather great. Read our 10/10 review, by Editor Paul Bridgewater, here.

Woman's Hour will also be headlining our Five Day Forecast in January as part of our week-long residency at The Lexington. Other bands on the bill include Nimmo, Alma Elste, Freddie Dickson and EKKAH. Grab your tickets here.