Biography - Lucie Hill
(The artist formerly known as Little Lapin)
Lucie Hill, originally from Devon and now based in the neighbouring county of Cornwall, has been composing, co-writing, performing, teaching, recording and releasing original music since her angst ridden teenage years. Now in her mid thirties, she continues her life's work with a new found confidence what with training to become a qualified counsellor/psychotherapist, she is also a wife and mother to two children earning her massive respect from Cornwall's most trusted music blogger 'Listen with Monger' who claims, "Lucie Hill is a seriously impressive artist and one of the coolest musical mums around". The music industry are also in agreement with 'Her Music' selecting Lucie as their winning finalist for the "Mums in Music" PR competition.
Also jumping on the Lucie Hill bandwagon is BBC Radio presenter 'Sarah Gosling' who featured her dream pop gem 'Good Time Boy' as 'Upload of the Week' on BBC Introducing Devon & Cornwall announcing it as the "perfect track" which was then subsequently featured on BBC 6 Music. No stranger to the eclectic radio station, the artist formerly known as Little Lapin has enjoyed frequent spins on 6 Music with her indie folk dream pop songs. Determined to be heard as an artist in her own right, without the need to be pigeon holed into a set genre, she's just as happy writing and performing jazz originals with the Simon Latarche Trio under her alias Lucy O'Day as she is writing and performing americana songs under her former moniker Little Lapin. Demonstrating that she is an artist with mainstream appeal, she managed to prick the ears of revered BBC Radio 2 DJ 'Bob Harris' with her country blues inspired song 'Narrabeen' a huge achievement for an unsigned independent female artist.
Her distinctive sultry and breathy vocals have been compared to understated singers like Hope Sandoval, Norah Jones and Lana Del Rey. Since receiving international critical acclaim for her debut album ‘Remember the Highs’ voted Best International Album of 2015 by Unsigned and Independent Music Magazine, she has had a queue of producers, musicians and aspiring songwriters wanting to put their name alongside hers.
At this present moment in time, Lucie Hill is working on new material with psychotherapist and ghost writer Zac Fine and plans on releasing new music in 2020. You can also find her teaching online, helping students with songwriting and finding their voice.
If you are interested in a music therapy/writing session with Lucie Hill please contact hello@moovanmusic.com leaving your contact details and availability. Fee information will be made available once you have made initial contact.
Also jumping on the Lucie Hill bandwagon is BBC Radio presenter 'Sarah Gosling' who featured her dream pop gem 'Good Time Boy' as 'Upload of the Week' on BBC Introducing Devon & Cornwall announcing it as the "perfect track" which was then subsequently featured on BBC 6 Music. No stranger to the eclectic radio station, the artist formerly known as Little Lapin has enjoyed frequent spins on 6 Music with her indie folk dream pop songs. Determined to be heard as an artist in her own right, without the need to be pigeon holed into a set genre, she's just as happy writing and performing jazz originals with the Simon Latarche Trio under her alias Lucy O'Day as she is writing and performing americana songs under her former moniker Little Lapin. Demonstrating that she is an artist with mainstream appeal, she managed to prick the ears of revered BBC Radio 2 DJ 'Bob Harris' with her country blues inspired song 'Narrabeen' a huge achievement for an unsigned independent female artist.
Her distinctive sultry and breathy vocals have been compared to understated singers like Hope Sandoval, Norah Jones and Lana Del Rey. Since receiving international critical acclaim for her debut album ‘Remember the Highs’ voted Best International Album of 2015 by Unsigned and Independent Music Magazine, she has had a queue of producers, musicians and aspiring songwriters wanting to put their name alongside hers.
At this present moment in time, Lucie Hill is working on new material with psychotherapist and ghost writer Zac Fine and plans on releasing new music in 2020. You can also find her teaching online, helping students with songwriting and finding their voice.
If you are interested in a music therapy/writing session with Lucie Hill please contact hello@moovanmusic.com leaving your contact details and availability. Fee information will be made available once you have made initial contact.