My favourite part about this has always been performing and meeting you all. Thank you so much to Corona Capital for having me last weekend - the crowd and the crew were beautiful and I felt so looked after. Home now with my two biggest fans (most of the time)! Felt like a special few days…. Grounding me now and in what’s ahead.
Today is the anniversary of the tragic passing of Sarah Hegazy. Sarah was a 30-year-old Egyptian queer feminist whose resistance centred around a deconstruction of class power and struggle, she took her own life whilst in exile in Canada.
Three years previously, Sarah Hegazy was arrested, tortured and subjected to sexual assault in prison for 3 months for waving a rainbow flag at a concert in Cairo. She had talked about how her time in prison affected her mental health.
I wrote this song ‘Dusty Frames’ inspired by Sarah and recorded this live performance at Florence Road Cafe in Brighton which I’m sharing with you today to bring awareness to her story.
I headed back to Black Barn Studios where I recorded the album, to do a live session with my extraordinary band. ‘Sail Away’ is an important track to me, I explored my interest in spirituality, looking outwards not inwards, believing there was a way through the dark times, and the chorus is really about my son Otis, and how he helped me get to the other side. Through pain, I grew as a person, and found something that was long missing, a belief in something greater than my own existence.
Wow, what an evening! Thank you so much to everyone who came to my show last night. I said it all on stage, but your support blew me away. Honoured to have shared the stage with my awesome band, what a group of lovely, insanely talented musicians. Was a real joy to play music with you all, and have such a wonderful crowd to play to. Till next time …
The day has arrived! My fifth album ‘This Ain’t The Way You Go Out’ is out in the world. Feels like so much has happened in the past five years since my last album, life is one hell of a ride, but even though so much of this album is spawn from a really difficult time, when I think about the songs and the music, it honestly fills me up with so much joy.
It’s probably taken me over two years to make this, and really feels like a crucial part of my rehabilitation, of building me back up, after my confidence in my body and self were as low as they could be. From the living room jams with David and Ben, which was step one, in filling my soul with goodness, to recording at Paul's studio with Charles, and then working with Kwes and Dan Parry. Every musician involved added so much, and the fact you all wanted to be apart of the record, made me believe in it even more.
As always, the biggest of thanks to you for being here, still caring, listening to my music, I am eternally grateful. Definitely makes it even more fun being able to share the music with you and hearing your thoughts. Lucy x
Lucy Rose
What comes with wild love ....
📷 Tegen Kimbley
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wild love
is wild pain
it’s why I’m so scared
of loving wild again
📷 @squidisputsch
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My favourite part about this has always been performing and meeting you all. Thank you so much to Corona Capital for having me last weekend - the crowd and the crew were beautiful and I felt so looked after. Home now with my two biggest fans (most of the time)! Felt like a special few days…. Grounding me now and in what’s ahead.
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Honestly this was SO much fun! Thank you again a million times @BBCMusic @JoolsHolland for having me and my band, we loved every second of it!
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Today is the anniversary of the tragic passing of Sarah Hegazy. Sarah was a 30-year-old Egyptian queer feminist whose resistance centred around a deconstruction of class power and struggle, she took her own life whilst in exile in Canada.
Three years previously, Sarah Hegazy was arrested, tortured and subjected to sexual assault in prison for 3 months for waving a rainbow flag at a concert in Cairo. She had talked about how her time in prison affected her mental health.
I wrote this song ‘Dusty Frames’ inspired by Sarah and recorded this live performance at Florence Road Cafe in Brighton which I’m sharing with you today to bring awareness to her story.
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I headed back to Black Barn Studios where I recorded the album, to do a live session with my extraordinary band. ‘Sail Away’ is an important track to me, I explored my interest in spirituality, looking outwards not inwards, believing there was a way through the dark times, and the chorus is really about my son Otis, and how he helped me get to the other side. Through pain, I grew as a person, and found something that was long missing, a belief in something greater than my own existence.
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My live session of ‘Could You Help Me’ filmed at Black Barn Studios is now live. Huge thanks to the incredible musicians who played with me on this.
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I made a playlist of some of the music I’ve been listening to the past couple years, I’m sure it’s shaped me and the album in some way, so hope you enjoy it!
Ft. @kiefdaddysupreme @makayamccraven @thundercatmusic @LoyleCarner @BADBADNOTGOOD @CleoSol @LeaSenMusic
Photo by Dom Sesto
Listen here open.spotify.com/playlist/6VnYpXQ7opQYdQYnCKOlQb?s…
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Lucy Rose
Wow, what an evening! Thank you so much to everyone who came to my show last night. I said it all on stage, but your support blew me away. Honoured to have shared the stage with my awesome band, what a group of lovely, insanely talented musicians. Was a real joy to play music with you all, and have such a wonderful crowd to play to. Till next time …
Photos by Mollie Mckay
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The day has arrived! My fifth album ‘This Ain’t The Way You Go Out’ is out in the world. Feels like so much has happened in the past five years since my last album, life is one hell of a ride, but even though so much of this album is spawn from a really difficult time, when I think about the songs and the music, it honestly fills me up with so much joy.
It’s probably taken me over two years to make this, and really feels like a crucial part of my rehabilitation, of building me back up, after my confidence in my body and self were as low as they could be. From the living room jams with David and Ben, which was step one, in filling my soul with goodness, to recording at Paul's studio with Charles, and then working with Kwes and Dan Parry. Every musician involved added so much, and the fact you all wanted to be apart of the record, made me believe in it even more.
As always, the biggest of thanks to you for being here, still caring, listening to my music, I am eternally grateful. Definitely makes it even more fun being able to share the music with you and hearing your thoughts. Lucy x
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