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LOTTE MULLAN // JAZZ MORLEY



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LOTTE MULLAN

The British music press raved about Lotte Mullan’s self released debut album, christening her Indie-Country sound ‘Anglicana’. Dubbed as the female Bob Dylan Lotte has buillt a dedicated following with her intimate story telling songs; she spent two years on the road touring solo before packing her bags and heading to Nashville to make an album with country rockers Band Of Horses. The first single ‘I Hope It Breaks Your Heart’ immediately trended on Folk Radio’s Soundcloud, hitting over 60k streams and was played on BBC Radio 2 and 6 music.

Fiercely DIY, Mullan turned down a major label deal with Warners and runs her own label Raindog Records. A blog she was writing about her misadventures in the music business was snapped up for a book and film deal by Elton John’s Rocket Pictures and Ridley Scott Productions used four of Lotte’s songs to soundtrack their latest short film ‘Kismet Diner’ which has had over 3 million hits on Youtube and won first prize at Manhattan Short film festival.



“Exquisite: a modern Janis Ian” Guardian



“Say hi to Suffolk’s Joni Mitchell’ Q



“A young Loretta Lynn” The Telegraph



“Veers engagingly between Laura Marling vulnerability and the tender end of pop” Mojo



“She cuts through the ostentatious eccentricities of other female artists currently dominating the charts” Independent on Sunday



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JAZZ MORLEY

Soulful Dorset girl Jazz Morley has music running through her veins; her first public performance was at a mere 4 years old, and she hasn’t stopped since. Since the age of 18 Jazz has worked as a full time musician, using the piano as her writing tool and taking inspiration from early influences such as Whitney Houston and Gladys Knight right through to todays greats including Adele and Paloma Faith.



"Haunting and soulful singer songwriter " - Time Out, London



“She produces rich, powerful, emotive tunes that hush the atmosphere 'til everyone's too scared to breathe in case it breaks the spell.” - The Huffington Post



"Haunting vocals, oozing with the pain of heartache and beautifully humble production make Jazz’s records an enthralling listen. A storming live presence leaves no excuse to miss the experience of seeing her live." - Music Week



“With references to Dusty via Duffy, this budding singer is well worth keeping an ear on” BBC Introducing



"This is somebody who’s already got all her ducks in a row" - Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6 Music



“Stunning, understated and just pitch perfect… I feel like she is singing to me and at that moment nothing else matters.” - Polly James, Absolute Radio



http://www.jazzmorley.com/

www.facebook.com/jazzmorley



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