“Female artist releases debut EP titled ‘It’s a Pleasure Of Mine, to Know You’re Fine'”
ladylike, a band composed of Georgia Butler, Spencer Withey, James Ely, and Archie Sagers, was established in 2022. They have unveiled two singles, “Southbound” and “Horse’s Mouth,” paving the way for their debut collection, “It’s a Pleasure of Mine, to Know You’re Fine,” which will feature the new track “Rome (in progress)” at the helm.
In discussing their latest track, ladylike delved into the essence of “Rome (in progress),” illustrating a narrative about constructing a sense of belonging or a community, which is often filled with challenges, yet remains the very essence of what feels right. The track delves into a deeper introspection, reflecting the complexities of the current era. Despite its concise lyrical content, the song centers around reinterpreting two well-known English idioms – ‘Rome wasn’t built in a day’ and ‘many hands make for light work.’ This thematic play on common phrases is a recurrent motif in their songwriting process.
Having conquered coveted festival slots at events like Green Man, Left Of The Dial, The Great Escape, and Dot To Dot, ladylike have also shared stages with established acts such as Ugly, Mary in the Junkyard, and Lime Garden. With the exciting announcement of their forthcoming EP, the band prepares for an energetic string of live performances across various UK venues. Their journey kicks off with a performance at Best Fit’s Five Day Forecast on January 14, followed by appearances at spring festivals like The Great Escape, Outer Town, and Supersonic Block Party in Paris.
Solidifying their presence within the music scene, ladylike’s ethereal soundscapes and poignant lyricism have garnered them a dedicated following, poised to embrace their upcoming release. As they navigate the complexities of life, love, and human connection through their music, ladylike continues to captivate audiences with their introspective melodies and thought-provoking compositions. Stay tuned for more from this promising collective as they pave their way to musical greatness.