5 Reasons You Should Listen To Meli Foster-Turner's Debut EP unfinished conversations

Finding a new artist before everyone else starts talking about them is always satisfying. If Meli Foster-Turner isn't on your radar yet, unfinished conversations is a great place to start. Here's why this debut EP, out now via Now Listen, deserves a spot in your next listening session.

1. Every track has a purpose

At six songs, the EP never feels like it's filling space. Each track brings a different outlook, making the project feel diligently planned instead of padded out.

2. It balances familiar emotions with fresh perspectives

Relationships, changing friendships and learning more about yourself are subjects that have inspired plenty of songs, but Foster-Turner approaches them in a way that feels personal and believable. The result is music that's easy to spend time with.

3. It isn't built around just one song

"Narcissist" naturally draws attention (even the song title alone evokes curiousity), but one of the EP's biggest strengths is how the other tracks hold their own. "Keeping score", "Habit", "Wishful thinking", "Change" and "Serendipity" each add something different, making the full release more rewarding than picking out a single favourite.

4. It's the kind of EP that suits one uninterrupted listen

With a running time of around twenty minutes, unfinished conversations slips by quickly. Letting it play all the way through gives the songs room to complement one another and makes the overall experience even more enjoyable.

5. It's an easy artist to recommend

This fast-rising singer-songwriter from Reading has delivered a debut that feels confident without trying too hard to prove a point. Whether you're looking for a new voice in indie-folk or simply want something fresh to add to your week, unfinished conversations is well worth the time.