Lucy Rose

Lucy Rose Parton ( born June 28, 1989 in Warwickshire ) is a British singer- songwriter.

Life

Lucy Rose Parton grew up in Warwickshire and started early train their musical talent. In the parents' house, she played an emphasis on piano and wrote some of his own pieces. She played drums in the school orchestra. At 16, she bought a guitar and learned to play them. Their musical ascent began with her ​​move to London at the age of 18 years. According to an interview she was musically influenced by, among other things, by Neil Young and Joni Mitchell. She began primarily on open-mic events occur and established himself as slow in the London scene. In addition, she learned Jack Steadman of the folk band Bombay Bicycle Club know who hired her for the albums Flaws and A Different Kind of Fix as a background singer. Then she began to publish their videos on YouTube. Some of them reached high traffic.

A contract she signed with Columbia Records in 2011. For their first album Like I Used To, she returned to the parental home and recorded the album entirely in the basement, along with producer Charlie Hugall and a band on. For the band included guitarist Björn Ågren, drummer Sam needle, bassist Joe Steer (Broadcast 2000) and Alex Eichenberger. The album was released on September 24 2012, it is available as CD or digital download. On 12 July 2013, it opened for Elton John in Hyde Park. She also appeared at all the major festivals in the UK, so on the Leeds, Reading and Glastonbury Festival. 2013, it was also to hear the movie Manic Street Preachers on the album Rewind the. The song This Sullen Welsh Heart is a duet with her singer James Dean Bradfield.

Discography

Albums

  • 2012: Like I Used To

Singles

  • 2011 - Middle of The Bed
  • 2011 - Like I Used To
  • 2012 - Red Face
  • 2012 - Lines
  • 2012 - Bikes
  • 2013 - Shiver
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