“London’s Queen of Indie candour”
HEARTBEAT WIPERS
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About
Lucy Wroe is a London-based artist releasing music without boundary. Her creativity is influenced by change-makers spanning all genres, from Charli XCX to Radiohead, Kate Bush and Caroline Polachek. Always looking to move forward, every release hits the refresh button. In 2022 the mellow-pop EP Same World triggered a surge in writing with long-time collaborator Tom b. This led to the release of Better in 2023, and the electronic-pop EP WAVES.
Lucy’s growing artistry will lead the way for a new form of music-making, energised with the task of changing the demands of the industry for unsigned artists. The latest single ‘Heartbeat Wipers’ is the next chapter in her journey, punctuating the end of a long winter and difficult year. Lucy’s next move is always indeterminable, but no-doubt a sharp turn down a new path…
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The new single ‘Heartbeat Wipers’ OUT NOW on all platforms.
Also hear the electronic EP WAVES, accompanied by 3 self-made music videos released in July 2023.
Releases from Lucy Wroe include the 2023 single Better and the debut There Is an Ocean. Listen everywhere to the EP Same World released in March 2022 which features unique artwork by Amelia Harrison, and a contemporary dance video
Working closely with long-time producer Tom b of The Corner Productions, Lucy also features on his EP ‘Little Songs’ with the tender ‘Lavender Water’, and the groovy standalone single ‘She’s Like A Dream’.
Word on the Street …
“A paragon of authenticity in London’s indie music scene.”
— Amelia Vandergast, AnR Factory
“Heartwarming and expressive, Wroe’s lyrical qualities are absolutely magnetising, taking us on a journey of loss and acceptance with a side of melancholic heartbreak.”
— Gabriel Mazza, Mesmerized
“The Artist’s intimate and stripped-back style makes for compelling and powerful listening”
— Kieran Rogers, CLOUT
“The jazz-soaked sound of Lucy Wroe is nothing less than pure bliss...her music is the type that articulates unacknowledged feelings and soothes the soul all at the same time.”
— Atwood Magazine
