This edition of Indie Folk BOPS steps into the forest with Roxy Rawson, whose haunting new single I Found A Place In The Woods turns grief into something incredibly luminous
Roxy Rawson – I Found A Place In The Woods
Roxy Rawson captures the quiet transformation that happens when pain meets beauty, and both decide to stay
With I Found A Place In The Woods, chamber-folk artist Roxy Rawson creates an atmosphere that feels like autumn breathing – fragile and fleeting, yet full of light. Her voice, described as “beautifully peculiar” and “brilliant” by the Independent on Sunday and BBC’s Tom Robinson, drifts through strings and piano like wind through leaves. The production by composer Jherek Bischoff wraps it all in cinematic stillness, balancing elegance with emotional clarity.
Inspired by the fairytale The Three Ravens, the track reflects on loss, self-discovery, and the renewal that follows heartbreak. Its companion hand-drawn video by Anna Maria Lesevic deepens the spell, tracing a journey from solitude to hope.
Rawson’s music bridges the classical and the personal, channeling her experiences of illness, recovery, and reconnection into something that feels timeless. I Found A Place In The Woods is both delicate and defiant, a quiet celebration of survival. It’s stunning, and we love it.