BIOGRAPHY

LAWZIE is a UK-based indie Americana singer-songwriter with a voice that cuts straight to the heart. Rooted in raw honesty, grungy soul, and fearless vulnerability, her music blends confessional storytelling with powerful vocals and haunting melodic hooks. Think Brandi Carlile meets Alanis Morissette with a dash of country grit and alternative edge.

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Drawing inspiration from icons like Carole King, Jeff Buckley, Sheryl Crow, and Chris Cornell, LAWZIE crafts songs that are both deeply personal and universally resonant—songs about love, loss, resilience, and the tangled beauty of being human.

 

From introspective ballads to rebellious anthems, her sound bridges modern indie-Americana with classic influences, offering a refreshing take on timeless themes.

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Whether captivating a room in still silence or lifting spirits with emotional fire, LAWZIE’s performances are intimate, electrifying, and unforgettable.

 

Featured multiple times as BBC Introducing’s Artist of the Week, LAWZIE is fast becoming a name to know in the UK’s independent music scene. A passionate advocate for grassroots music, she co-hosts a regular songwriter’s night at Hull’s legendary New Adelphi Club, supporting emerging talent and creating space for real stories to be heard.

 

Having found solace in songwriting from an early age—after being told her hands were “too big” or “too small” to play instruments—LAWZIE turned limitation into liberation. Music became her way of reclaiming her voice and helping others find theirs.

 

If you're searching for songs that feel like truth wrapped in melody, LAWZIE is an artist you won’t want to miss.