Manchester based Lydia Prettyman is a slow burn artist, so far remaining a well-kept secret with her warm introspective vocals evoking the lo-fi intimacy of 1990s indie folk. On her debut EP, Feeling Everything At Once, that intimate spirit shines through every note.
At the heart of the EP is “Myself to Blame”, a beautifully understated confessional steeped in self-reflection. Sparsely arranged—with just finger-picked guitar, light percussion, and atmospheric pads—it places Lydia’s nuanced vocals front and center. Subtle indie-rock flourishes and a gentle rhythmic swell helps build emotional intensity without disturbing the song’s hushed core.