Orange Oak Unveils Debut EP ‘Almost, I Thought To Myself’

Swedish indie folk duo Orange Oak is making waves with the release of their debut EP, almost, I thought to myself, which dropped on September 11th. Known for their heartfelt melodies and poignant lyrics, Filippa Frisell and Erik Olsson craft music that resonates deeply with audiences.

The seven-track EP showcases their unique sound, drawing inspiration from artists like Phoebe Bridgers and Gregory Alan Isakov. The opening track, ‘garden green eyes,’ sets the tone with its intimate vocals and minimalistic production, exploring themes of inherited trauma and the courage needed to confront it.

Another standout, ‘love isn’t everything,’ offers a reflective take on the complexities of love, reminding listeners that loss is not the end. The duo’s harmonies shine in this track, leaving space for personal reflection.

As they prepare to support the Czech-Australian duo Amistat on their international tour this October and November, Orange Oak is ready to share their message of hope and acceptance with the world. Their journey is just beginning, and fans can expect to see them grow as they connect with audiences everywhere.

Source: musicmecca.org

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