Jemima Coulter
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Hailaker, the duo formed by Coulter and Tullett, debuted in 2018 with the double single "Rainmaker"/"Earthbound".[1] The project later released the albums Hailaker (2019), Holding (2020), and Serenity Now (2024).[4][5][6][7] On Holding, Coulter was credited as a main artist, composer and lyricist alongside Hailaker, Lowswimmer and Ed Tullett.[8] In 2021, Hailaker released "Wavepool", a collaboration with S. Carey.[9] Coulter began releasing solo music in 2022. Their single "SST" preceded the album Grace After a Party, issued by Hand in Hive later that year.[10][3]
Reception
Reviews in Loud and Quiet and PopMatters described Grace After a Party as Coulter's debut solo LP. PopMatters called it a confident debut that balances experimental and accessible elements, while Loud and Quiet praised the ambition of Coulter's songwriting, describing parts of it as verging on "derivative" but concluding that "what comes next is bound to be even more accomplished."[2][3]