New album, Black Lights, out on September 5th - Buy it on Bandcamp here

 Having spent her first 18 years growing up in a small town on the edge of the Brecon Beacons in South Wales, Susy has always been in love with melody and song. This underpins both her writing and performing and is a fundamental part of who she is as an artist. Studying piano from the age of six and teaching herself the guitar at 15,  Susy's musical background was varied. At home, her parents introduced her to a plethora of sounds and styles, from classical arias to songs from the musicals. AT school, she developed a love for all things 80's, falling love with the tunes from Deacon Blue, Aztec Camera and Del Amitri, to name but a few.

Over the course of her career to date, Susy released two EP's in 2023 and her debut album, The spaces in between, in September 2024. 

She has been selected to play as only one of three artists on the Launchpad at Shrewsbury Folk Festival in 2023 and secured a spot at Moseley Folk Festival shortly after. 

She has had radio play on Sara Cox's afternoon show and Mark Radcliffe's Folk Show on BBC Radio 2, been the featured artist with her debut album on Iain Anderson's show on BBC Radio Scotland, been selected as a Welsh A List artist for 3 weeks on BBC Radio Wales as well as a featured artist on Frank Hennessey's Celtic Heartbeat. 

She has also performed at Celtic Connections and been interviewed live on BBC Midlands today by Nick Owen.

Susy’s songs are influenced by both classical and contemporary themes which translate into melodic, honest songs that tell the ordinary story, often inspired by the everyday moments that often go unnoticed. She is heavily influenced by songwriters such as Laura Marling, Norah Jones and Simon & Garfunkel, focusing on the strength of a melodic vocal topline which often features above a piano or acoustic guitar. Her performance style is often acoustic and emphasises her vocals in a similar way to artists such as Eddi Reader and Joni Mitchell.