Lucie Silvas

Lucie Silvas is a U.K. singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice and adult alternative pop sound. After the release of her debut album, Breathe In, in 2004, she found success in the U.S. with her third album, Letters to Ghosts, and her 2018 album, E.G.O. Silvas has also made a name for herself as a songwriter, penning tracks for artists like Miranda Lambert and Reba McEntire, and collaborating with artists such as Sheryl Crow and Brandi Carlile.

Born in 1980 to a New Zealander father and a Scottish mother, Lucie Silvas began her musical journey at a young age, eventually signing with EMI and releasing her debut single, "It's Too Late," in 2000. After touring and releasing albums in Europe, she relocated to Nashville and continued to write for other artists while pursuing her solo career. Silvas' work as a songwriter has been featured on various albums, including collaborations with artists like the Osmonds and contributions to TV shows like Nashville and Smash. Her solo career has seen success with albums like Letters to Ghosts and E.G.O., as well as collaborative singles in 2021.