Walking

Volcano

Come Back Kid

Best of 'Age of Solo' Lettie's first album recorded and written with David Baron in 2008.


‘I have no idea why Lettie isnt huge by now…’ http://thisisjillianmusic.blogspot.com Jan 2009

‘Age of Solo, the fantastic 2008 debut disc from super-talented British chanteuse Lettie.’ ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY'S'POP WATCH' December 2008

‘Age Of Solo is a colourful, tight collection of songs full of sweet, naïve melodies, offset with glowing and lavish production...Letties songs are a masterclass in soulful, edgy avant-pop.’ *****Wears The Trousers October 2008

‘Lettie should really be signed to a major label on the strength of this album and we also think that her album cover is second only to Parralox....'Age of Solo' is lovely and perfect late night listening to a glass of wine.’ http://www.league-online.com/ November/ December 2008l

“But the highlight is London-based singer-songwriter Lettie (myspace.com/lettiemusic) whose electro-pop ‘All You Want’ is as honey-sweet as you'll hear." The Guardian July 2007



My Name Is

Atmosphere

Mission

The counterpart album (recorded at the same time) to 'Age of Solo' recorded live in large part at the famous Edison Music Studios in New York released in 2008 written and produced with David Baron.  Several songs have been placed on TV and films across the world.

‘ Lettie! I just don’t know really! She’s enigmatic to me.  I get drawn in by her sunbright rays that are her songs, and once in there begin to realise that I’m being brought to stories that make me think about things that I should have been thinking about but never thought about thinking about in that way- and all the while still tapping my foot and humming that irresistible hook .ummm……..’ Peter Murphy, February 2012

'Lettie is a really fine musician : great lyrics, lovely melodies. Neither too predictable nor too self-consciously arty.  She has impressive eclectic taste yet remains very original. She would be appreciated by many if they could only hear her!’  Anthony Phillips, February 2012

 ‘I love Lettie's music, her music always makes me smile and then think about why I am smiling. She is just herself in her music, no pretension, just Lettie with a passion. I've been lucky enough to work with Lettie and what she brought to my music was just as giving. She is a precious English talent.’ Roger O’ Donnell, February 2012

Turnaround

Lettie hails from Suffolk and in 2008 released three albums recorded with the American producer and writer, David Baron ‘Age of Solo’, ‘Everyman’ and 'Good Fortune Bad Weather' and her fourth in 2012 called If? with Mark Vernon.  The self released albums gained much acclaim.  Lettie also writes for Universal Music Production and her vocals have appeared on numerous adverts. She has been special guest of Peter Murphy (Bauhaus) on his European tour in 2009 and in the UK 2010.  She has also supported Squeeze’s Chris Difford and Roger O’Donnell.  The BBC has been hugely supportive and in 2010, Lettie not only performed at Maida Vale for Dermot O’Leary but the ‘Introducing Stages’ at Glastonbury and Jimmy’s Farm.  She was also one of the featured artists in a BBC4 documentary ‘Hello Glastonbury’.  In 2016 she featured on Ghustav's 'All I Ever Wanted' for Claps Records, sang with John Cooper Clarke for Sony Records on Johnny Remember Me and featured in the video and released a track with Anthony Phillips (Halycon Days 'Days to Remember').  Her new album 'If?' will be released in 2017.

What the Press say:
4/5 DCM Magazine for 'All I ever Wanted' February 2016
Johnny Remember Me singing with John Cooper Clarke/ Hugh Cornwell made Radio 6 Playlist 2016
‘Good Fortune, Bad Weather' considered one of best albums of 2012 by Bloomberg journalist Mark Beech
Tony Clayton- Lea of the Irish Times says ‘Tracks such as Bitter, Never Want to Be Alone, Pandora, Fitter, Crash and Burn and Come Back are terrific, snap-snap-snap pop songs. The issue of how come we’ve never heard of Lettie before has duly been solved’ Tony Clayton-Lea The Irish Times **** 
“Lettie’ is bubblegum pop’s cooler older sister and her latest album ‘Good Fortune, Bad Weather’ will make you want to know her better” says Wang at greenmanmusic.biz - April 2012  Musicmuso says “Lighter hearted in sound than the likes of the sometimes icy-sounding Ladytron or Fever Ray, it’s baffling why a major label hasn’t taken a chance on Lettie yet....” *****  “Without the support of a major label and with complete self-motivation and integrity, Lettie has crafted this fully-fledge piece of artwork with a sound result exactly how she wanted it to be” says Alix Blankson at Planetnotion.com “Overall, it sounds like Lettie has waited long enough and worked hard enough to deserve her own musical success, and from the quality of this album it seems like she has the talent to get it too.” Sam Saunders Poppedculture.co.uk - March 2012

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