“23 Fields creates a warm and emotionally stirring soundscape with opulent orchestration and sincere lyrics” …….. EDM Rekords

23 Fields is a fearless folk band from Hastings, UK; Step Adams, Louise Driver and Jason M. Smith, whose music speaks straight to the soul. Blending raw emotion with political fire, their songs range from intimate reflections on love and loss to fierce critiques of modern life. With soaring harmonies, rich instrumentation, and storytelling at its core, their sound traverses folk, Americana, and indie rock with heartfelt authenticity.

Their debut album The World Is Raining (2023) made waves across the UK, US, and South Africa, earning international radio play and praise for its unflinching honesty. In 2024, they followed up with the powerful To Follow This Year’s Fashion, a 13-track journey that pushes creative and emotional boundaries. Produced by James McMillan, the album features standout tracks like Berlin, Scars, and Covered in Glue, each echoing the band’s commitment to truth and artistry. They have just finished recording their 3rd album The Vacant Stars of Wanderinfg Souls’.

Reviews

Hit Harmony Raven July 2024 – “Resonating Resilience: Exploring ‘Scars’ by 23 Fields” (hitharmonyhaven.com)

Revolutions De Rythme July 2024 – “SCARS” Par 23 Fields (revolutionsderhythme.co)

Edgar Allan Poets July 2024 – Edgar Allan Poets – Noir Rock Band | Scars is 23 Fields’ Single Out Now

The Other Side Reviews July 2024 – 23 Fields – Scars (2024) | The Other Side Reviews

Karl Is My Uncle July 2024 – 23 Fields share their souls on captivating and hypnotic new opus, Scars – KIMU (karlismyunkle.com)

News Frequencies April 2024 – Introducing the Next Big Thing in Folk Music: 23 Fields’ New Album – News Frequencies

EDM Records April 2024 – To Follow This Years Fashion (Original Single) (edmrekords.com)

Mesmerized April 2024 – 23 Fields Release Latest Album ‘To Follow This Years Fashion’ – Mesmerized

Muse Chronicle April 2024 – Lose yourself in the irresistible energy of 23 Fields’ recent single “Berlin” – Muse Chronicle