Lottie Willis is an immensely talented songwriter ready to explode out of the Sunderland music
scene. At just 17 years old she has already gained an anticipative audience across the North East
with radio support from BBC Introducing as well as performing shows for the likes of Summer
Streets Festival (run by The Futureheads’ Ross Millard), MUNRO Festival and Tracks.
Kickstarting her musical career by joining We Make Culture’s Young Musicians Project at the age
of 14 Lottie began to find her identity as a songwriter. Lottie’s constantly evolving story has
previously seen her share stages with the likes of The Lake Poets and Paul Smith (Maximo Park).
Stripped back piano-folk is infused with electronic pop production to create the exciting track that
is ‘Mirrors’. This new honest and relatable single is set for release on Friday 27th August. With a
passion for music and a love for songwriting Lottie’s sound is constantly evolving and ‘Mirrors’ is
the next step in that ever-progressive journey.
Lyrically, ‘Mirrors’ explores the feeling of supporting a friend through a tough time. Lottie goes
on to explain “Sometimes in life you’re in a hole that you feel you’ll never get out of, but there is
always something better on the other side, things will always get better. I’d like to think this song
can be there for people who feel they are in this situation and hopefully it can help.”
