Heart and Mouth debut with patchwork single ‘Heart In Mouth’
London experimental/folk artist Heart and Mouth has released their debut single ‘Heart In Mouth.’ The project is led by London-via-Devon artist Flynn Mulcahy and was recorded at Middlefarm Studios in Devon, with production handled by Tummyache’s Soren Bryce.
‘Heart In Mouth’ sits at the intersection of folk, experimental rock, and fractured sound collage. Built from discarded studio recordings, unused drum and bass takes, and found material, the track embraces a raw, reassembled approach to songwriting. Rather than presenting a polished debut, Heart and Mouth lean into texture and imperfection, allowing brittle sounds and abrupt shifts to shape the song’s brief but restless runtime. The result is a piece that feels assembled rather than composed, pulling from an experimental rock hinterland while retaining a grounded, folk-rooted core.
Flynn says more about the single:
“When we were at Middlefarm studios, we recorded a bunch of songs that didn’t make the cut, tracked drums, and bass takes that didn’t feel right, so we scrapped them. One day chilling with Soren in her flat, we went back through these offcuts, found a sample from the US Library of Congress, and upcycled them into ‘Heart In Mouth'”
‘Heart In Mouth’ is available now on all major streaming platforms.
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