Frida Touray
Homebody

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  • 1. Light as a feather
  • 3. Sister’s Keeper
  • 4. False alarm
  • 5. Fathers Prayer
  • 6. Homebody
"Her voice is one of my favourite voices in the UK." Jordan Rakei

Following her compelling debut EP Mending, Frida Touray returns with Homebody, a emotionally charged record shaped by illness, stillness and resilience, where songs radiate warmth, vulnerability and resilience.

Release date: 18 July 2025

Frida Touray Vocals

Ben Jones Guitar

Yves Fernandez Bass

Jake Edwards-Wood Piano & Synths

Daniel See Drums

Frida Touray - Vocals
Ben Jones - Guitar
Yves Fernandez - Bass
Jake Edwards-Wood - Piano & Synths
Ben Jones - Drums (Light as a feather, Ode to friend, Sisters’ keeper, Homebody,)
Daniel See - Drums (Ode to friend, False alarm)
Yves Fernandez - Guitar (Sisters’ keeper)

Additional vocals on 'Homebody' :
Lianne Barnes
Laura Roy
Senab Adekunle Blease
Music composed by Frida Touray, Ben Jones, Jake Edwards-Wood, Yves Fernandez, Dan See & Dan Bingham

Produced by Ben Jones
Co-produced by Jake Edwards-Wood except “Homebody” by Chris Hyson

Executive producer Dave Stapleton

Recorded by Ben Jones at Ben Jones Studio
Mixed by Ben Baptie
Mastered by Guy Davies, Electric Mastering Ltd

Album artwork by Oli Bentley & Niala Crampton, Split
Photography by Jackson Ducasse

Light as a feather
Written by Frida Touray, Ben Jones, Jake Edwards-Wood & Yves Fernandez

Ode to friend
Written by Frida Touray, Jake Edwards-Wood & Ben Jones

Sisters’ Keeper
Written by Frida Touray, Ben Jones, Jake Edwards-Wood & Yves Fernandez

False Alarm
Written by Frida Touray, Ben Jones, Jake Edwards-Wood, Yves Fernandez & Daniel See

Father’s Prayer
Written by Frida Touray & Ben Jones

Homebody
Written by Ben Jones, Daniel Bingham & Frida Touray

Following her compelling debut EP Mending, Frida Touray returns with Homebody, a work of raw emotional clarity, crafted during a time when her voice was literally fighting back. Diagnosed mid-process with a rare condition that forced her into silence and stillness, Touray chose not retreat, but rebuild. From the quiet corners of domestic life, she’s shaped a collection of songs that radiate warmth, vulnerability and quiet endurance.

Musically, Homebody expands on Touray’s jazz-soul foundations with sparse, atmospheric production that amplifies her voice and message. There’s a newfound looseness in her phrasing, a deeper sense of presence in every word she sings. You can hear the letting go, of perfection, of control, and the deepening of purpose in its place. Each track lands with unfiltered intimacy and emotional architecture, a subtle act of defiance wrapped in softness.

This is music built on stillness and shaped by resilience. A reflection on self-worth, illness, femininity, community and healing. Songs that speak to the unseen parts of recovery and the small rooms we build ourselves back up in. Homebody is a record for anyone rebuilding from the inside.