Since Harvey Causon was a child, music has been a way for him to explore and untangle the world around him, a raw form of communication to distil complex theories into mesmerising tracks. Breaking through Bristol's ever-experimental music scene with his first releases in 2017, Causon has built a reputation as an artist with a truly singular voice and songwriting ability. The singer, producer and multi-instrumentalist's slew of EPs have been championed by BBC Radio 1, 6 Music, NME, DIY, Clash, Metal and Notion. Harvey's latest singles 'Nostalgia', 'Fault Lines' and 'Psycho' have lead us to the announcement of his debut album Square Breath to be released digitally and on vinyl on 15th November. Born out of a desire to tell a larger story, the collection of songs have been crafted over a number of years, with many collaborators in various locations. Across the 13 tracks, this graceful, atmospheric record brims with shifting ambient textures, underscored by skittering grooves. These earthy, glistening foundations lay under Harvey’s stream-of-consciousness lyrics, which explore both the macro and microcosms of modern day life. Square Breath is a true distillation of everything that Causon has been working towards so far. An album that is both deeply personal in its content, but created in an ultra-collaborative way, it is a breathtakingly complex yet immediate album that cements his position as one of British music’s brightest sparks.