Ivan Moult crafts music that sits gently between the introspective soul of 1970s folk-blues and the raw intimacy of modern confessional songwriting. Drawing comparisons to artists like Tim Hardin, John Martyn and Damien Rice, his sound is both timeless and deeply personal.

Moult’s first full-length album, Second Guessing (2014), featured the viral folk-pop single “Lazy Day”. In 2018, he released his second album Longest Shadow, further establishing his reputation for poignant songwriting and included rich, textured string arrangements by Callum Duggan.

During the pandemic, Moult retreated into his home studio and developed his production and multi-instrumental skills, which led to the 2020 release of single “What More Could I Say” and “Steady Hands” in 2021.

In 2023, Ivan released his third studio album Songs From Severn Grove. Recorded, produced and mixed alone in his Cardiff studio, and mastered by Charlie Francis (REM, Adwaith), the album was shortlisted for the Welsh Music Prize. It showcases Moult’s most accomplished work to date – a delicate balance of layered harmonies, echoing electric guitars, and his unmistakable voice at the centre.

Now, Moult returns with his fourth album, Stood Out In The Storm, on November 7th, 2025. Continuing his exploration of production, the album finds him navigating themes of resilience, solitude and vulnerable reflection with an expansive and multi-layered sound. It’s a bold and introspective collection that both develops his unique sound and songwriting, whilst retaining the warmth and nuance that have defined his work to date.

Ivan has earned continued support from BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio Wales, and Folk Radio UK/KLOF. He has appeared at major festivals including Green Man, Cornbury, Festival of Voice, and Sŵn, and supported artists such as This Is The Kit, Becca Mancari, Kele Okereke, and Willy Mason.