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THE HEART IS IN THE BODY

Lost Crowns

RIO/Avant-Prog


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Studio Album, released in 2025

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. I Might Not (5:36)
2. She Didn't Want (5:56)
3. Weaker than Me (5:06)
4. The Same Without (6:39)
5. Et Tu Brute (4:16)
6. O Alexander (5:36)
7. Did Look a Fool (7:37)
8. A Sailor and His True Love (9:46)

Total Time 50:32

Line-up / Musicians

- Nicola Baigent / clarinet, bass clarinet, saxophone, recorder, flute
- Charlie Cawood / bass guitar, double bass, handbells, sitar
- Josh Perl / keyboards, vocals
- Sharron Fortnam / vocals
- Keepsie / drums, handbells
- Richard Larcombe / lead vocal, guitar, harmonium, harp, tin whistle, violin, cello, concertina, English border bagpipe, dulcimer
- Rhodri Marsden / piano, keyboards, bassoon, saw, recorder, tremolo guitar, percussion, theremin, vocals

With:
- Mark Cawthra / vocals (2,5,6)
- Susannah Henry / vocals (3)
- James Larcombe / hurdy gurdy (8)
- Sarah Nash / vocals (3,7)

Releases information

Label: Self
Format: CD, Digital
April 1, 2025

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