“London’s Queen of Indie candour”
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Heartbeat Wipers (Official Video)
“Pop Guru.”
About
UK based artist Lucy Wroe is a songwriter who enjoys dipping in and out of genres. Raised in Winchester in the south of England, she took herself up to London in 2018. Lucy loves the early years of 2000s pop, soul/RnB from the classic Etta James to the contemporary Lianne La Havas or Leon Bridges; expanding into an (unhealthy) obsession with Q-Tip, and beyond into the soft realm of Joni-folk. This is all unpacked in her music, with each new release capturing multiple angles of these influences, wrapping them all up into something entirely new and Wroe-like. She sits somewhere on the smoky edge of pop and folk, with a hand in the soft electronic pool…
Since 2024, Lucy has been drawing particular inspiration from Radiohead, Kate Bush, Caroline Polachek and Bon Iver. “Heartbeat Wipers”, produced with close friend and bandmate Philipp Koerver, marked the close of a difficult year, while the 2025 single “The Vault” saw this production duo reach out into a more powerful world of left-field pop.
Lucy Wroe has earned critical praise from publications like CLOUT, Mezmerised and PowHer Sound. Her work has been championed by BBC Introducing, featured on the 2023 CarFest Line-up, and she has recorded at the iconic BBC Maida Vale Studios (2024).
Discover
Find the 2024 single Heartbeat Wipers on all platforms. Official music video created with Max Bandicoot of GOOT studios.
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’. Their collaboration ‘Cold Water’ is an unforgiving comment on the modern music industry and was a Bandcamp-exclusive release to raise money for the Palestianian Children’s Relief Fund, before later being added to streaming platforms.
Lavender Water (Flipso Remix) out now, featuring Lucy Wroe.
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
“[Heartbeat Wipers] is a dreamy indie folk outing that’s both utterly charming and entirely original.”
— Damo Howard, Plastic Magazine
