Netherlands-based artist Jonny Nash returns with a quietly luminous album that feels suspended in dusk. Where Point Of Entry drifted in daylight, Once Was Ours Forever settles into softer shadows, with slow, patient songs built from fingerpicked guitar, blurred melodies, and reverb-warmed vocals that appear, linger, then dissolve. Folk, ambient jazz, and dream pop gently overlap, with Nash’s guitar at the center, supported by subtle contributions from Joseph Shabason, Satomimagae, Tomo Katsurada (Kikagaku Moyo), and others. It’s music that holds space rather than demanding attention - tender and reflective, like watching the light fade on a warm summer evening and realizing you’re exactly where you’re meant to be.
