London singer-songwriter Frank Joshua returns with his latest release 'Houston'. Created in collaboration with producer Tony White, the track delivers a rich blend of immersive indie textures and late-night atmosphere, wrapped around a story of personal reckoning.
Centred on the recurring phrase “messed up in Houston,” the song draws inspiration from the famous Apollo 13 expression while using it as a metaphor for moments when life drifts off course. Through layered instrumentation and an understated sense of drama, he explores the emotional fallout of poor decisions and the difficult process of finding perspective afterwards.
Recorded between London and Exeter, 'Houston' showcases his talent for translating deeply personal experiences into music that feels universally relatable.
With its reflective mood and cinematic character, 'Houston' further cements Frank Joshua’s reputation as a songwriter unafraid to confront life’s uncertainties through thoughtful and evocative music.
Have a listen to 'Houston' in the player below.