Hi Lizzy! How are you doing? 

I’m good aside from   I can’t help feeling that we are living in an other-worldly situation at the moment. 

Your debut album, ‘Bruise’, came out on 27th March, so less than a week ago, how has the reception been?

It’s honestly been massively overwhelming & extremely positive, I’m so happy that people are as happy with the album as I am.

Due to the current circumstances, your tour supporting Set It Off has been postponed, which must have been really difficult to find out, do you think this has had an impact on the release of your album?

Yes, playing in front of over 600+ a night on that tour would’ve really helped to build up a bigger following along with helping online streams with people checking your music out before and after shows, although you’ve got to hope now with the situation of people staying indoors that they will be looking to find new music/artists to get into and have more listening time then they would. 

Your artist bio describes you as ‘a little bit bruised’, which also ties in with your album, did you go into writing this album actively thinking/feeling this or was it something that just came naturally?

It was a bit of both, to be honest, I’ve always wanted to use the word Bruise as either a title for something more. I like to use it as a metaphor for something that isn’t permanent & something that is maybe a little bit rough around the edges, I have to admit the concept all just fell into place with the aesthetic I use, album title and also how I feel about myself and the songs I write.