Jane Weaver's most recent single (prior to this one of course) 'The Revolution of Super Visions' has been absolutely rinsed on BBC6 Music and rightly so. Glad to be blessed with another tune from the psychedelic songtress' forthcoming new album Flock, 'Heartlow' is an equally excellent second taste. Hypnotising listeners with a repetitive 60s-sounding guitar line, fascinating vocal layers explore left-field harmonies and accomplished melodies as energetic drums, rhythmic strums and warm keys combine. Giving insight to the track Weaver divulges: "'Heartlow' is my attempt at an uplifting tragi-pop parade for the trials of modern times disguised as a homage to a lost generation of misfit girl groop records. Written in hibernation in an out of season French coastal town surrounded by ancient stone circles and Arthurian forests." Flock will arrive on the 5th of March via Fire Recordings. -Holly Mullineaux