Indie-folk artist Coruja Jones returns with an emotionally charged new single, “Little Space,” a poignant reflection on love never fully realised. Serving as the first glimpse into his forthcoming EP Undo, the track is a delicate exploration of unrequited connection, blending raw emotion with intricate musicianship.

The Manchester-based Dan Jones, the heart behind Coruja Jones, weaves a deeply personal narrative into “Little Space,” which was inspired by the profound grief of losing a pregnancy. The song also touches on Jones’ feelings of never meeting his grandfather and the fading memories of his grandmothers, all of whom passed before he could form a connection. What emerges is a lullaby that honours the lives that were never fully known, resonating as both a tribute and a balm for Jones’ own healing.

Beginning with a soft, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, “Little Space” sets a tender and intimate tone. The song’s progression into a lush soundscape reflects the careful craftsmanship of Jones and his collaborators, guitarist Jake Stentiford, producer Sam Vicary, and drummer Adam Dawson. The emotional depth of the track is amplified by layers of electric guitar lines and modular synthesizers, which particularly shine in the soaring, melancholic chorus. This instrumental expansion mirrors the vastness of grief and the sense of longing that pervades the song, making it an immersive listening experience.

Jones’ ability to convey vulnerability is what makes “Little Space” so captivating. His voice carries a quiet strength, effortlessly guiding listeners through the deeply personal emotions he explores. The balance of fragility and resilience in the music feels like an invitation into Jones’ world, offering a sense of shared experience for anyone who has grappled with loss and love that never had the chance to fully flourish.