Sherry geary – Normal life
Sherry Geary's 'Normal Life' is a tender, unflinching indie folk single from Great Yarmouth, incredibly moving and fully realised.
'Normal Life' opens with honest observation that only comes from living it. Sherry Geary writes about mothering a non-verbal, severely autistic son, and the song doesn't reach for pity or drama. It just tells the truth. The acoustic arrangement stays warm and uncluttered, giving her vocal all the room it needs to carry the weight. There's a lift around the chorus where the production opens up slightly, enough to let light in without breaking the intimacy. The melody really does stick here, and the world really lands. And the whole thing feels like it was written because it had to be. Beautiful indie folk songwriting, raw and entirely earned.
Sherry Geary is from Gorleston, just outside Great Yarmouth on the east coast of England. She's been working with the same producer for six years now, recording vocals at home before he handles mixing and mastering, and the partnership has given her a warm, distinctive sound that balances classic country storytelling with modern folk production. All proceeds from 'Normal Life' go directly to SEND group schools and charities, which tells you something about what kind of artist she is. A great single, and one that deserves to travel far.
Réna – Teach Me How To Love You
Réna's 'Teach Me How To Love You' is a tender indie folk debut, a warm meditation on love learned through presence and patience.
This one's a love letter to a dog. We love the vibe, and 'Teach Me How To Love You' builds from that premise, acoustic guitar and gentle folk-pop textures carrying lyrics about routine, patience, and the small acts that make up devotion. The melody sits warm and unhurried, giving space for the emotion underneath. There's a moment in the second verse where the vocal drops almost to a whisper, and it hits you right in the chest. Lovely indie folk songwriting, honest and entirely earned.
Réna is an Indonesian artist now based in Crailsheim, Germany, and her music draws from acoustic folk, indie pop, and soul influences. This single is the opening track from Soliloquies, an upcoming project about the many forms of love and connection. She writes from personal experience and everyday moments, and you can hear that directness in every line here. A beautiful debut, and we're excited to hear what comes next.