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Daniel Woolhouse
Map of the Moon

Single UK 2016 on 37 Adventures label
Electronic (Synth-pop)

Limited to 100 copies - Sold via Rough Trade UK. To celebrate the release and return of Daniel Woolhouse (aka Deptford Goth) 37 Adventures have decided to release a hand stamped, single sided 7" limited to just 100 copies. Daniel Woolhouse, who previously recorded under the alias Deptford Goth, returns in 2016 with a new single 'Map of the Moon' on 37 Adventures. After two acclaimed albums 2014's Songs and 2012's Life After Defo, the song hints at a new direction while still retaining the irresistible yearning, slow-burning and soulful intimacy that sets him apart. Of the track Woolhouse says: "It felt like the right song to introduce people to the new record as it has some familiarity in relation to my previous releases, but I think also displays some different ambitions. It feels to me like a complete song and sound, one that was written earlier on in the process of making this album, which gave me the confidence to keep writing." Lyrically, Woolhouse remains an introspective soul whose struggle with self-confidence has mostly prevented him from playing live (such as after Songs was released). His fragile mindset threads all the way through the new single. "There are interruptions and distractions. I wrote it from the position of trying to find a steady train of thought and to get out of a pattern of behaviour and thinking that doesn't do any good."

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