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Artist
Lauran Hibberd
12+ albums
indie popindiesinger-songwriterindie rockfemale vocalists
about
Lauran Hibberd (born 8 July 1997) is a British singer-songwriter from the Isle Of Wight, United Kingdom. Influenced by artists such as Laura Marling, Lucy Rose and Feist, she took up the guitar aged 14 and soon discovered a passion for singing and songwriting. Her earliest releases, The House I Built When I Was Small, I Don’t Like It When You Smile, and the Favourite Shade Of Blue EP, had a softer, folky sound. Towards the end of 2017 she began releasing a series of singles that have progressively displayed more of a punchier indie-rock influenced direction: Old Head Young Shoulders on 1st September, Eliza on 20th October, Hunny Is This What Adults Do? on 24th November, Fun Like This on 2nd March 2018, Call Shotgun on 29th June, and What Do Girls Want? on the 5th October 2018. Beginning with Fun Like This, each single has been accompanied by a music video produced by fellow Isle Of Wight residents Skinny Mammoth. Hibberd sold out her first headline shows at Strings on the Isle Of Wight in May 2018 and Heartbreakers in Southampton in July of the same year. She has supported artists including Clean Cut Kid, Jerry Williams, Bryde, Girli, Anna Burch and The Hoosiers. From 11th August - September 2nd 2018 she went on her first UK tour, supporting Eliza and the Bear. She has played Bestival multiple times; other festival appearances include Liverpool Sound City, the Isle Of Wight Festival, Common People, Victorious, Blue Dot and Follow The Sun. In 2019 she released the single
