Låpsley

Låpsley’s unique blend of introspective electronic pop and soulful vocals has earned her a dedicated global following. Emerging from the UK music scene with her breakthrough EP Monday in 2014, Låpsley (born Holly Låpsley Fletcher) quickly captivated listeners with her ethereal voice and emotionally resonant lyrics.

Her debut album Long Way Home (2016) showcased her ability to merge electronic production with raw, intimate storytelling, drawing comparisons to artists like James Blake and FKA twigs. After a period of creative evolution, Låpsley returned with her highly anticipated sophomore album, Through Water (2020), exploring themes of self-discovery, love, and resilience. The album’s mix of delicate ballads and experimental production marked another bold step in her artistic growth, earning critical and fan acclaim. Returning again with her second studio album Cautionary Tales Of Youth (2023), Låpsley charts a course through the vicissitudes of her early twenties, whilst showcasing an incredibly nuanced mix of sounds - from Afrobeats and Latin to electronica and R&B. Closely followed by EP A Guilty Heart Can Never Rest (2024), Låpsley showcases the evolution - creatively, musically, and emotionally - that has brought her to be the artist she is today.
Known for her striking live performances and deeply personal music, Låpsley remains a unique and evolving artist—one who continuously pushes the boundaries of genre and production, while staying true to the emotional core that defines her work.