What was described as the genesis of Brighter Later began during a two year journey living in New Orleans where singer songwriter Jaye Kranz realised she wanted to start playing music again. Much of what is described in their debut album is reflective of this passage of time, stemming from the resultant reflections of being away from home. Recorded in a converted church, The Wolves alludes to winter recluses and is spoken with thoughtful and delicate production yet warmed with shy and becoming vocals. Brighter Later front woman, Jaye Kranz, discusses animal totems, songwriting and recording in a sacred space.
