[12][13] She met Jim Kerr, the lead singer and one of the principal songwriters in Simple Minds, when both were in the Dark Flowers, a band assembled to record a 2013 album of songs based on a Sam Shepard book.

[18] In October of the same year she appeared as a co-host on the BBC Radio 6 Music show about the Beatles' White Album, alongside Martin Freeman and John Simm.

[19] In October 2019, Davies launched a new podcast series titled "The Art of Losing" taking on the topic of loss and grief, with guests including the producer and engineer Mario McNulty and playwright Patrick Jones.

[30] In February 2023, Davies was nominated for the second time for Self-Producing Artist of the Year at the 2023 Music Producers Guild Awards alongside Hannah Peel and Devonte Hynes (aka Blood Orange).

[39] The release featured re-interpretations of songs by Friendly Fires, Sleigh Bells, Nick Drake, Tracy Chapman, Bon Iver, Hurts, My Brightest Diamond, the Crystals, Nina Simone and the Magnetic Fields.

[41] In June 2016, Davies co-wrote and played on EP ONE with long-term collaborator Paul Draper, as well as featuring on guest vocals on the song "No Ideas" with Steven Wilson.

[46] She appears alongside vocalists Jim Kerr, Kate Havnevik, Dot Allison, Peter Murphy, Shelly Poole, Helicopter Girl and Remi Roughe.

In an interview with Clash, Davies said "It’s basically a project put together by a guy called Paul Statham who’s a songwriter/producer and he had this idea to make a dark country record, kind of like the '‘Paris/Texas'’ soundtrack.

In June 2022 Davies released the collaborative single "Human Reciprocator" with Band Spectra which was described as “delving into the discontent, disillusionment, and anger over the current political landscape in the UK”.