LONDON — Daughter has unveiled “Not Enough,” a previously unreleased track recorded during the sessions for their 2016 album, Not To Disappear. The song’s release coincides with the 10th anniversary of the critically acclaimed record.
A Lost Track Revisited
The band revisited unfinished material from a decade ago, recording the song in London last November.
- “Not Enough” was initially written and demoed during the creation of Not To Disappear.
- The band played the song live on a few occasions before it was shelved.
- Recording sessions for the track took place in London in November 2023.
- The release celebrates the 10th anniversary of Not To Disappear.
“Not Enough” didn’t make the final cut for Not To Disappear, but remained a beloved piece for the English folk trio. According to Daughter, the song even saw some live performances before being archived as a demo. The band stated, “To mark the album’s 10th anniversary, we wanted to revisit some of the unfinished threads from that era. In November 2023 we finally all found ourselves in London again and recorded ‘Not Enough’ in the studio together. We live in different places now, and some of our recent work has happened remotely, so this felt like old times.”
The track is characterized by its delicate arrangement and the poignant vocals of Elena Tonra. It’s a beautifully understated addition to the band’s discography.
Daughter released Stereo Mind Game in 2023, their first full-length album since Not To Disappear.
