Pammie is a folk-rock singer songwriter originally hailing from Southampton, spending time in Liverpool: the birthplace of her favourite band, the Beatles, and now finally settling in Warwickshire. Her lyrics are a vital part of her identity as an artist, using unconventional words and phrases to articulate things and feelings in a way we’ve never heard before. 

Her storytelling takes inspiration from folk and country artists such as Neil Young and Dolly Parton, while musically she laments with her guitar like Jake Bugg and Maddie Poppe, creating a timeless fusion. Pammie’s music is a British take on Americana and has been described as “if the Man with No Name and Lana Del Rey had a baby, but they gave it to Gerry Rafferty to raise.” 

She’s currently recording an E.P named The Poetry Between the Lines, the title being inspired by Quentin Tarantino. With her raw grit and authenticity, she explores themes of shame and disappointment, redemption, and discovering inner happiness. 

Her ultimate ambition in life is to bring her stories to life through music.

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