Such was the beginning of the Drift Collective. An idea sparked between two friends in a house in Brighton expanded to become one of the most genuinely collaborative and respected small independent labels in the UK.

"Inventive, imaginative and different; long may they collect together"
- Record Collector

"The Drift Family provide a near-miraculous glimmer of frail, reflective humanity in a bullshit-filled world" - Word Magazine

Under the labour of R G Morrison and Johny Lamb (for they were the two friends), the Drift Collective has expanded from Devon and Brighton to encompass musicians from across the UK and Ireland releasing a number of critically acclaimed albums and gaining huge amounts of praise for their various live shows, without ever losing the spirit of collaboration which inspired the label.

"Down at the roots of British folk, strange things continue to stir. Devon's Drift label has a small but intriguing roster of young talents" - The Observer

"More quality from the ever-excellent Drift Records" - Mixmag

Since that first shaky recording session in that dirty room, Drift have recorded in churches, basements, studios, sitting rooms, forests and bedsits and have played wherever they can to whoever cares to listen, some stages small and some very large. They have made a lot of friends, covered a lot of miles and slept on a lot of floors. And they are proud of what they have done.