Before Florence and The Machine, there was Heather Nova, a powerful voice writing intensely beautiful and dramatic songs, dynamically produced, with big hooks and emotional energy. Her soulful

300 Days at Sea

Before Florence and The Machine, there was Heather Nova, a powerful voice writing intensely beautiful and dramatic songs, dynamically produced, with big hooks and emotional energy. Her soulful vocals, the particular lush combination of atmospheric pop-rock and incisive lyricism and--above all--her natural stage presence, all excite music critics and fans to this day. Though she has found her most enthusiastic audience in Europe, the U.S. release of 300 DAYS AT SEA---in the wake of a renewed presence at radio with the single Higher Ground, bodes well for a Nova revitalization on this side of the Atlantic. 300 DAYS achieved Top 40 chart status all over Europe upon its debut, with rave reviews and more airplay for Higher Ground than any previous Nova single. If you re looking for the sweet spot between epic sound, indie individualism, and sophisticated pop songwriting, look no further than Heather Nova, and 300 DAYS AT SEA.

300 Days at Sea