Stones And Fire

Indie singer-songwriter Art Block with the vinyl version of his highly anticipated debut album, Stones and Fire. This emotionally charged and introspective collection marks a significant milestone in Art Block's burgeoning career, showcasing his evolution as a musician and storyteller.

Stones and Fire serves as a striking introduction to Art Block’s artistry, featuring nine tracks that delve deep into the human experience. The album weaves together a rich tapestry of sound, blending indie, folk, and alternative rock to create a sonic landscape that is both haunting and evocative. From themes of love and loss to redemption and self-discovery, each song is a carefully crafted narrative that invites listeners on a personal journey through Art Block’s world.

The album’s first single, “The Basement,” serves as a powerful entry point, with its melancholic yet compelling instrumentation, produced by Ian Barter (Amy Winehouse/Paloma Faith). Other standout tracks include “Saviour,” which explores the power of human resilience, and the title track “Stones and Fire,” a delicate Beatlesque piano led ballad with beautiful string arrangements by Jay Chakravorty performed by virtuoso cellist Jo Quail and mixed by Mercury Music Prize winning engineer, Shuta Shinoda, that linger in the mind long after the music fades.

Art Block’s debut album is already generating buzz for its raw emotional depth and distinctive sound. With Stones and Fire, he establishes himself as a new and authentic voice in the indie music scene, pushing boundaries while staying true to his roots.

“Creating Stones and Fire was a deeply personal experience,” says Art Block. “I wanted to produce something that feels both timeless and resonant, something that listeners can connect with on a meaningful level. This album is about facing our inner struggles and finding the strength to move forward.”