Aussie soul singer Kuseah is a name to watch. Born and raised in Sydney to a Filipino mother and an English father, Kuseah’s strong influences of soul, reggae, hip hop, roots and 90s boy bands are threaded through her music. 

Her live shows are energetic, charismatic and honest, with a unique urban sound that leans on the retro-soul bandwagon of artists like Janelle Monae, Paloma Faith and Amy Winehouse.

In 2013, Kuseah teamed up with songwriter/producer brothers John and Paul Bartlett from Lowrider to record her debut EP “A Winner’s Guide to the Walk of Shame”. Recorded at Chapel Lane Studios and mastered by Neville Clarke (Hilltop Hoods, Funkoars), this five-track record serves as a delicious sampler and is now available on iTunes, Spotify and Amazon. 

With songs written from the foetal position of lost loves and failed romances, Kuseah delivers a refreshing, light-hearted take on the broken-hearted songstress, with can’t-help-but-dance tracks dripping with funky riffs and stompy beats. She is a must-see scratch in the bedpost of new Sydney music.


Debut EP "A Winner's Guide to the Walk of Shame" 
Now available on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud, Rdio and Amazon.

All Lyrics written by Kuseah Lawton
All Songs co-written by Paul Bartlett and John Bartlett for SIXFOUR Music.
All instruments by Paul Bartlett and John Bartlett
All strings and horns written and arranged by John Bartlett.

Horns on "All The Boys" played by Scott Illingworth

Recorded by Gabriel Agostino
at Chapel Lane Studios, Adelaide
Mastered by Neville Clarke, Disk Edits, South Australia

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