Debut LP · We Walked The Whole Of Sunday
Nine songs about a Sunday in March that lasted, by my count, somewhere closer to a week. — Sable, on the record
About
Sable Cox is a songwriter and producer who works in the soft margins between folk and ambient music, making records the way other people make weather diaries.
Born in Eugene, Oregon in 1998 and raised mostly in the Pacific Northwest, Cox moved to New York in 2019 to study composition at NYU Steinhardt and never quite left. She produced and released a string of EPs from her bedroom in Bushwick (Eight Songs for an Empty Apartment, 2021; Marigold/Margaret, 2023) that found their audience slowly, mostly through word of mouth and a single, eventually-deleted Phoebe Bridgers tweet.
Her debut full-length, We Walked The Whole Of Sunday, was recorded at home over fourteen months on a single condenser microphone, a Roland Juno-60, and a Buchla Music Easel borrowed from a friend. Saddle Creek signed the record in 2025 after a single show at Union Pool. Pitchfork called the early single "Marigold, Again" "almost embarrassingly intimate, in the best way."
Cox's reference points are Grouper, Julianna Barwick, late-period Talk Talk, and the early Phoebe Bridgers demos. She tours with a three-piece, occasionally a four-, and prefers small rooms to large ones. She also runs a small home studio called Lighthouse Tape, where she has produced records for half a dozen friends, mostly for the cost of dinner.
Tour
Releasing into a small US run, then a quiet July circle through the UK and Northern Europe.
Living Rooms
I've been hosting and playing house concerts since I was nineteen. The microphone in front of me is usually a dynamic SM58 rented from the local PA company down the street, and there is, more often than not, a dog.
If you've got a quiet room — apartment, bookshop, lighthouse, gallery, screened porch — and a date that gives me a little notice, I'd love to come. I take six or eight of these a year, between record cycles, and they're some of the favourite shows I play.
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We Walked The Whole Of Sunday
Written, produced, and recorded by Sable Cox · 14-month sessions, Bushwick + a friend's barn in Hudson Valley · Mixed by Trevor Spencer · Mastered by Heba Kadry
Nine songs that began as field recordings and ended, mostly, as quiet weather. "Marigold, Again" features Mary Lattimore on harp; "Saturday's Tape" closes with a thirty-second voice memo of my mother singing.
Night Notes
Tour notes, half-finished poems, the songs I've been listening to in the green room. I publish about twelve a year, mostly past 1 a.m.
April 02, 2026 · 9 min read
The Music Easel arrived in October, in a flight case held shut with bicycle inner-tubes. By December I had named it Margaret, after no one in particular.
Read on →February 17, 2026 · 14 min read
She was singing "Wayfaring Stranger," half-aware she was being recorded. I have been listening to it on a loop, intermittently, for a year.
Read on →January 22, 2026 · 6 min read
There is a mode of listening that is also a mode of forgetting, and I find I trust the records that allow it the most.
Read on →Letters
Tour announcements, demos that didn't make the record, the occasional letter at one in the morning. About a dozen emails a year. Quiet, slow, never algorithmic.
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Get in touch
Maya Reuter at Ground Control Touring. US & Canada festivals, clubs, theatres.
Jamie Donald at Earth Agency. UK, Ireland, mainland Europe, Scandinavia.
Mary Costa at Force Field PR. Bio, hi-res photos, full EPK on request.