Louisa Rowley

Singing those blues away, one note at a time...

 

Louisa Rowley is an artist that blends unique, 21st century problems with the sounds of vintage blues, soul and jazz. A new tour-de-force on the London music scene, this singersongwriter uses her experiences of anxiety, late-diagnosed autism and post-adolescence to craft a sound that is as distinctive as it is relatable. Kitted out in a distinctive flower crown and some kind of vintage-inspired, second-hand outfit, this singer is sure to be your next favourite artist!

 

Taking her influence from a number of different artists, Louisa’s sound is comparable to the likes of Stephen Sanchez and Bonnie Raitt and is best described as Elvis meets Amy Winehouse! She started writing music, aged 18, to help her cope with her anxiety and has since used music to explore her mental health, late-diagnosed autism and experiences of post-adolescence. She has since performed across London, most notably making appearances at the North London Tavern’s Kilburn Folk Fest and Hotvox’s Future Icon Quarter Finals at O’Neills in Wardour Street. Meanwhile, releasing music since 2022, Louisa’s music has been played on Soho Radio’s, Get In Her Ears, and Something Old, Something New. Her latest release, her EP, Anxious Soul, was reviewed by Arthur Ely for Blues In Britain who described the record as “thoughtful lyrics delivered by Louisa’s strong voice, supported by a tight band and well worth a listen”.  

 

Louisa can be found on her social media channels, where she regularly updates her followers with all her music related exploits. To read her full length biography, visit her EPK page at www.louisa-rowleymusic.com/electronic-press-kit