9 Jun

Yazmin Lacey

Yazmin Lacey is a singer-songwriter coming into her own. The UK-based artist — who blends soul, jazz, funk and R&B — came to music late, after moving to Nottingham from London and making music from her living room. The 33-year-old has used her music as an exercise in moments, often recording sketches of lyrics as voice memos and putting them into song to create textured, intimate snapshots.

Now her debut album Voice Notes is picking up widespread praise and five-star reviews in The Guardian.

Part of RISING.

Date	Times
Fri 9 Jun	8:00pm - 12:00am

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