Lucy Gallant is hailed as one of the most talented indie artists on the scene. The British-born virtuoso plays an array of instruments, skillfully producing intricate, high-energy rhythms on the Cajón, while simultaneously singing and playing guitar, drums, ukulele or melodica. Gallant’s unique voice soars with rhapsodic range, conveying a full spectrum of emotion in her songs. From light-hearted and ethereal to intense and edgy, her vocals propel passion as visceral and versatile as her lyrics. She writes her own original songs, fusing sounds of rock, reggae, soul, latin and folk-pop. Having toured the USA, Australia and much of Europe, the bohemian powerhouse dazzled audiences at both intimate venues and major festivals such as Splendour in the Grass, Caloundra Music Festival, Art Basel, Glastonbury and Australia’s largest music event, the Byron Bay Bluesfest. Gallant’s multicultural heritage is eclectically reflected in her craft. Her Burmese, Russian, Irish and Australian roots inspire genre-blended tunes and thought provoking verses. Her colorful repertoire of medicinal, empowering, uplifting music which unites those who imbibe its aural magic. Fans throughout the world are vitalized by her live shows, which at times include mesmerizing fire dancing and an invitation for audiences to join her on stage in an extraordinary co-creative experience. While no set is ever the same, the effect of Gallant’s music remains a pure and undeniable enthrallment. Her artistry is a movement of love and liberation, with a mission to stimulate joy. It is the reason she awakens with a smile each day . . . and precisely why her fans follow suit. Quotes & Reviews This Byron local is currently on tour in the US. Festival Director Peter Noble says: “It is only a matter of time before she is a household name in Australia, on a major record label and headlining festivals here and around the world". Peter Noble, Byron Bay Blues Festival Lucy's a talented songwriter, singer, and musician. Her gig in the P**sy Parlure in 2015 was so entertaining, she got the whole audience singing. A real pleasure! Her songs are smart, intelligent and funny. Lucy interacts with her audience so naturally and her voice is beautiful and unique, different, like someone you remember such as the likes of Billie Holiday or Amy Winehouse. We look forward to her return. Malcolm Haynes, Glastonbury Festival “Lucy delivers great vocals, down-to-earth music, and a touch of exotic charm.” Javier Encalada, Sunshine Coast Daily Northern Star Press - Splendour in The Grass Festival This is a quirky little ditty and it makes me smile. Lucy Gallant - 'Sometimes' (Free Like Me). Xavier Rudd