Tracklisting: A1 Wolves A2 Fatigue B1 Gone B2 Part 4 Listening to ‘Flaws’ it’s hard to believe Denai Moore is only 19. Born in Spanish Town in Jamaica in 1993, she grew up surrounded by her musician father’s instruments and record collection at home, and by the time her family moved to Tottenham, London when she was 10 she was already displaying songwriting abilities beyond her years. After hitting her first writers block at the tender age of 17 it was the sounds of Feist and Bon Iver which helped fuel her current musical adventures - a sound she refers to as ‘Foul’ (Folk and Soul) which captures as much of the spirit of Tracy Chapman as it does of Justin Vernon. Flaws is the first taste of her forthcoming recorded material, developed over the last 12 months at her regular shows at London’s Cable Street Electric (where other regulars include Third Cortez and Tommy Hare) where she regularly stuns the room into silence with the rare fragility of her songs and vocals. Her first EP currently being recorded at Urchin Studios with Matt Ingram (who has previously worked with Laura Marling) will be released in Jan 2013 on Hard Livings Records.