‘Say’ is the second single taken from C Duncan's forthcoming debut LP (due to drop in summer 2015).

‘Say’ sits neatly alongside the previously revealed track ‘For’. It drifts and bobs with the same gentleness of spirit and deceptively broad arrangement, the same full-heartedness and labour-of-love home studio production. But it is foremost its own piece, informed by electronic music like The Knife and Fever Ray and by modern composers Arvo Pärt and Henryk Gorecki. These influences – named especially by Christopher – are heard subtly, in timbre or compositional device or arrangement. As with ‘For’ and Christopher’s other work, the multiple threads of inspirations (barbershop quartet, choral music, dream-pop and so on) are woven artfully, uniquely. It is written about “being consumed by the bustle of city life,” Christopher says, “wanting to run away from it.”