Spring Song

Some songs written over the course of 2023! Thank you everyone<3

CREDITS:
All songs written by Gracie Millett, except Sunshine (written by Gracie Millett & Scot Madison).
All vocals and instruments (except the below) performed by Gracie Millett.

Guest musicians:
Nothing in My Hands Again: Luke Mathews (lead & rhythm guitars, drums), Sarah Millett (cello)
Wild Garlic: Luke Mathews (additional guitars & mandolin, drums, sound design)
Everything: Luke Mathews (lead and rhythm guitars, drums, sound design)
Sunshine: Scot Madison (vocals, piano, synths), Luke Mathews (additional guitar, drums)

Produced by Gracie Millett and Luke Mathews.
Recorded by Gracie Millett, Luke Mathews, Rob Millett & Scot Madison.
Cover photo taken by Amy Bennett.
Cover design by Gracie Millett and Luke Mathews.

Sunshine (ft. A Girl Named Scot)

A noir jazz night road trip soundtrack to a movie that doesn’t exist.

Upper Street

My first song. Enormous thanks to my friend Rhett Maclean for your invaluable help and input.
Copyright 2024 by Bartlett, Maclean

Your Sweet Lips

A song of loss of someone we dearly love.

Destinee

Dale una oportunidad a las sombras

Lucy Sissy Miller is a French/British singer-songwriter, performer and artist based in Paris. On her latest release for Metron Records, Pre Country, she renders her own personal take on country music, an ambient and airy ode to her love of Americana. Across 16 tracks, Miller recollects about love-like friendships, breakups, mermaids and missing girl mysteries - the album acting as a movie-like homage to girlhood and desire.

The record was crafted with notes from journals, poetry, voice memos, transformed and collected sounds and here it carries the many layers of desire, loss and fear that Miller wanted to convey in the songs, communicating an unsteady, explosion of feeling whilst remaining delicate and personal.

Mastered by Brandon Hocura.
Artwork by Lucy Sissy Miller.
Additional vocals by Owen Barnell (Autopilot)
Additional production by Sarah Terral (Florida Mermaids)

Ballad Of Miss Keats

The Champion (Whatever happened to him)

Julie Wigley's song Robinson's Hill is the story of a girl who falls in love with a farm worker in those sunlit fields. Robinson's Hill is actually close to Melbourne, just across the river Trent from our Derby home and the name caught Julie's imagination.

Robinson's Hill

singer-songwriter and composer
@tuesdaysg1rl on instagram

Sunshine (ft. A Girl Named Scot)

Gracie Millett (Tuesday’s Girl)

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