300 Days at Sea

When a fisherman led Heather Nova out through the reefs of Bermuda, and showed her the wreck of her childhood home, the yacht 'Moon' lying on the seabed, it sparked off a series of songs that would become the central theme of Heather's eighth studio album '300 Days At Sea'. The fisherman, a fan of Heather's music, had dived down to retrieve the ship's compass from the wreck and returned it to her. The compass had found its way home. Heather was inspired to start writing and from this an album about childhood, memory, loss and hope grew. It marks a return to the full band sound Heather used on 'Oyster' and 'Siren'; reuniting her with the original musicians and production team from that period.

Heather Nova has been the shining light of the female singer/songwriter brigade for nearly two decades. Her soulful vocals, the particular combination of melodic Pop Rock and seemingly fragile lyricism and, above all, their natural stage presence, excites music critics and fans to this day.