Photo by Alex Knowles

Becky Jones aka Saint Saviour returns with her latest single ‘Breton Stripe’, which is taken from her forthcoming album Tomorrow Again, out September 4th. What begins as a lush, fairy tale-like trip-hop soundscape, merges into a fuzzy and raw guitar-driven indie meets light grunge piece. Inspired by her world into motherhood, ‘Bretron Stripe’s a brilliantly engaging recording which follows an already great batch of singles that Jones has dropped in 2020.

In a press statement regarding the song, Saint Saviour wrote:

“I wrote Breton Stripe at a time when I was coming to terms with motherhood and realising that a lot of my preconceptions were based upon myth. The Breton striped top, in my mind, became the symbolic uniform of the new mum, a bit sad and shapeless. Conservative. Conforming. Whilst sitting in a song circle at a ‘stay and play’, sustained only by caffeine and biscuits, I would imagine myself fully losing it and smashing some shit up. Now with hindsight I realise I wasn’t the only one. This song represents my rebirth as a mother on my own terms.”