Witching Waves were formed by Emma Wigham and Mark Jasper in 2013 in London, and and up until the pandemic they kept up a relentless touring schedule, in the UK, Europe and the US. In 2019 they moved to West Yorkshire and chose to live a simpler life. They have just finished recording their fourth album, a project of four years worked up from scrappy demos in a studio they built themselves. This latest record explores themes of parenting, aging and loss, but the songs are not rooted in sadness but in hope and an attempt to process those feelings. Whilst the previous record may have been about persisting against the odds, this one is more about resilience.