Describing himself as “an Aussie take on Tom Petty, but half as good”, Lawson Hull’s modesty does little to conceal his immense musical and lyrical talent. Warm, atmospheric and spacious; Lawson’s music oozes comfort and places him amongst Australia’s greatest contemporary indie folk voices: think Angus and Julia Stone, Boy and Bear and #1 Dads. Lawson's ‘Mountain Days’ EP represents a time and place; memories from living on a little mountain in the Watagan Ranges of New South Wales. "Isolated in nature, the songs of the EP are bound together by all the things that make writing up here feel special," Lawson reflects. "It’s running up the mountain between bouts of creative block. It’s the getting distracted by squabbling parrots out the window. The hosting of backyard parties with bonfires and loud music, or a quiet cup of tea in the morning with my wife."