Hattie Whitehead London, UK
Hattie Whitehead does not pull her punches. Raised on folk and jazz greats of the sixties and seventies, her smart lyrics
and powerful, outspoken female voice blend folk sensibilities with an undeniably modern sound inspired by her discovery of artists like Kurt Vile, Angel Olson and Wolf Alice.
Her new EP Mechanism is out now.
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