Released January 18th, 2019 on Woodworm. ​The second album John  has produced for Italian legend Nada, following on from 2004’s ‘Tutto L’amore Che Mi Manca’ which included the number 1 hit song – 12 years after the original release! – ‘Senza Un Perché’.
Un Momento Difficile, Tesoro was recorded and mixed with Marco Tagliola at Playpen in Bristol.

Released February 18th 2019 on Reveal. Recorded at Castlesound Studios, Pencaitland, Scotland.  Engineered by Stuart Hamilton. Mixed at Playpen, Bristol with Ali Chant
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​For a taster of the album & a full list of tour dates go to :https://www.folkradio.co.uk/2019/01/lau-in-session-midnight-and-closedown/
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​Recorded and mixed with Ali Chant at Playpen, Bristol, with contributions from Jeff Hallam (Playing Carver) and Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs). Baking by Patience. 2018
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This is the XXL fourteen piece version of OTPMD – recorded at Real World Studios near Bath – using both rooms simultaneously - with Patrick Phillips engineering. Mixed with Ali Chant at the Playpen in Bristol. 2018

​This is the fourth album John has made with Danish singer-songwriter Kira Skov. It was recorded at Invada Studios, Bristol. Engineered and mixed by Paul Corkett.

Johns daughter Hopey Parish sings backing vocals on two songs.
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​For more info, press inquiries, etc, contact:
Matt Fidler | matt@thrilljockey.com | Thrill Jockey Records

John Parish has announced an appearance at the Colours Of Ostrava Festival (CZ) on July 20th.

Thrill Jockey records are releasing John’s new album ‘Bird Dog Dante’ on June 15th .  The fist single, a duet with PJ Harvey entitled ‘Sorry For Your Loss’ is already available for download & stream sold through Bandcamp :
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John and the band will be playing shows in support of the album later in the year. 

"Parish records songs as they come to him, often with the intent of just capturing the idea.

“Like all of my records, Bird Dog Dante was recorded all over the place in odd situations, because I’ll have an idea somewhere and want to record it, then I actually end up liking the sound of that specific recording and want to incorporate it,” says Parish.

​While a few of the tracks began with the band in Toybox in Bristol, often they were then deconstructed in Parish’s home studio. John’s producer’s ear can focus on a small detail that captures his imagination, which then becomes the foundation to build the song around. On “Rachel,” “Aldous Harding’s beautiful backing vocals were recorded on my phone backstage at her Jools Holland show."