Part I / 13 tracks / 4 September 2026
Artist file / Maison Oblique
Haylie
Ferguson
Songs written from the inside of rooms. Her new record, The Bell Jar, arrived in two parts in September 2026.

- Role
- Singer and songwriter
- Label
- Maison Oblique
- Current record
- The Bell Jar, 2026
- Installments
- OB.SCENA I, OB.SCENA II
Now / OB.SCENA II
The Bell Jar
One record in two parts. Esther Greenwood tells it from inside. Victoria Lucas, the name Sylvia Plath used to publish her novel, files the same history as evidence.

Part II / 17 tracks / 25 September 2026
the bell jar: victoria lucas
Sealed
To be released
Archival edition / Date TBA
the bell jar: archival edition
Highlights from both parts, alongside a selection of cuts.
The full record lives inside the installation: case files, notes and lyrics for every track.
Enter The Bell JarDiscography
- 2026the bell jar: victoria lucas→
- 2026the bell jar: esther greenwood→
- TBAthe bell jar: archival edition
- 2025OB.SCENA I: The Flesh→
Biography
“I wrote it light on purpose because that's usually how it feels from the inside, almost funny, almost sad, always almost.”
Haylie Ferguson on “Almost”
Haylie Ferguson writes about proximity: how close people can stand to each other and still miss. Her work moves between plain-spoken songwriting and staged, photographic worlds built with Maison Oblique.
OB.SCENA I (2025) dealt with the body as a public product: butcher light, packaging, the gaze that buys. Its answer, The Bell Jar (2026), turns inward to water, preserved flowers and the ordinary competence of continuing inside a sealed room.
The Bell Jar arrived in two parts. Esther Greenwood, released on 4 September, tells it from inside, in thirteen songs that still romanticise the wound. Victoria Lucas, released on 25 September, returns to the same history in seventeen clinical files.
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