Lucy & Hazel Sheffield, UK
Sheffield-based duo, Lucy and Hazel, write songs on feminism, politics, climate, land rights, swamp monsters, lawns and anything that get's their goat. Playing guitar, uke, melodeon, clarinet and blending voices in harmony, they draw influences from multiple musical traditions from Europe, and the comings and goings of Hazel's brain. ... more
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