Divided Kind is another powerfully engaging offering from Native Harrow, a folk-soul-rock sound that still explores their love of RnB, jazz, country, and farther-flung inspirations.

In the words of Bernard Zuel "Divided Kind is Native Harrow finding new ways for familiar routes in "country/soul & moody rootsiness, groove-based rhythms & church-based ballads, laidback pop with a Pacific view & the faint shimmer of something psychedelic". You know, the good stuff.

Prior to the release of their forthcoming album Divided Kind on September 13th, Native Harrow release the tracks‘Borrowing Time’ and ‘Follow Me Round’.

Continuing their magic of nostalgic hazy rock, ‘Follow Me Round’ is desert-tinged offering that shines with blossoming vocals and tender instrumentation. There are Fleetwood Mac vibes in the track that is a reminder of the days when the quality of music reigned. Native Harrow are surely purveyors of the that indeed. Have a listen.

Single 'Goin’ Nowhere', from Album 'Divided Kind' (Sept24), shows the duo’s mastery and dynamism, a bluesy indie rock vibe. Blending intricate genres from stylish blues and funk to light rock and country atmospheres, the band’s versatility shines through.

We are pleased to welcome American two-piece band Native Harrow, to the Wardlaw stable. Singer-songwriter and musician Devin Tuel, and multi-instrumentalist and composer Stephen Harms bring a timeless folk-soul sound.

The Times - “Laurel Canyon-Style folk rock with shades of Joni Mitchell. ★★★★”

The Guardian - “Classy folk-rock duo flip from artsy 1960’s pop to psychedelic gospel with an enviable elegance”

Uncut Magazine Americana Album of the Month - “Exquisite. Expect forays into desert funk, warm ‘70s groove, jazz and piano balladry”.