Woven Hollow’s new single “Ten Feet Under” is one of those songs you play once, then immediately go back to hear again because something in it sticks. The song comes from the early days of their collaboration, and you can kind of hear that spark, the way ideas from two people slowly click into one voice.
The song leans into a warm folk sound, but it’s not plain or simple. The acoustic layers feel thoughtful and the emotional weight sits there without ever getting too heavy. Anna’s vocals really carry the song. They’re soft but strong, with this honest tone that makes every lyric land a little deeper. Then you notice Van’s harmonies in the background, not loud, just a gentle lift and suddenly everything feels fuller. It’s one of those tiny touches that makes a big impact.
The chorus is amazing and the song is full of emotion. The lyrics touch on honest feelings and the moments in life that make you stop and think. Not in a dramatic way, more like quiet honesty. And the production is clean in the best way. Nothing feels rushed and nothing feels overdone.
This duo clearly pays attention to details, and it shows everywhere, even in the way the arrangement slowly opens up. It’s the kind of track that hints at a bigger vision, especially with a full album coming soon. Their talent is obvious, the chemistry is real, and this new single makes us feel like Woven Hollow are heading somewhere special.
