We Are All Fossils, the artistic moniker of a South African-born singer-songwriter now residing in England, brings a fresh perspective to the folk scene with his latest single, When I Find You. This track stands out not just for its musicality but also for the unique story behind its creation.

The song’s journey begins in an unlikely recording studio – the artist’s bathroom. Here, the drums were recorded, marking the artist’s first foray into this aspect of music production. This unconventional choice imparts an authentic and intimate feel to the rhythm section. The track was later refined at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, adding a layer of professional sheen that complements its more humble beginnings.

The song’s narrative is a personal quest, conveyed through lyrics that explore various landscapes and emotions. The artist’s journey through different terrains is not just physical but also metaphorical, representing a deeper search for connection and understanding.

The chorus, with its heartfelt request, “When I find you darling, Can I take you home?” is both direct and touching. It’s a line that encapsulates the essence of the song – a quest for something or someone that feels like home.

The collaboration with Tasha Robertson adds a new dimension to the track. Her voice blends with the lead vocals in a way that enhances the song’s emotional impact, making the narrative more engaging and relatable.

Musically, When I Find You strikes a balance between understated and intricate. The combination of steady drums and an acoustic guitar creates a sound that is both comforting and captivating. The song engages not just as a piece of music but as an emotional experience, offering a sense of hope and determination.

In When I Find You, We Are All Fossils offers a song that is as much about its music as it is about its story. It’s a track that showcases the artist’s ability to blend personal experiences with universal themes, creating a piece that resonates with listeners on multiple levels.