Laura Marling - Soothing.

“I started out writing Semper Femina as if a man was writing about a woman," she told The Fader. "And then I thought it’s not a man, it’s me — I don’t need to pretend it’s a man to justify the intimacy of the way I’m looking and feeling about women. It’s me looking specifically at women and feeling great empathy towards them and by proxy towards myself.”