Holly Lovelady is an emerging electro-pop singer-songwriter from Liverpool. Blending nuances of folk, pop and electronica with hard-hitting lyricism, she has risen to prominence in her local scene and beyond with her releases over the past 12 months.

Continuing on the momentum she has built to date, she returns with dreamy new single “Sleep”. Co-produced with Bob Mackenzie at the renowned Motor Museum Studios in Holly’s homeland and then mixed and mastered by Grammy Award-winning engineer Cameron Craig, the track builds starting with Holly’s vocal and synths, already showcasing her unique presence and melodic prowess.

Holly’s haunting melodies transcend the track into this dreamlike atmosphere, paired with the drum machines and whirling synthesisers, making it feel otherworldly. For fans of Florence and the Machine and MARINA, “Sleep” is an infectious and catchy pop-infused track that sticks and keeps you intrigued throughout. 

Holly says: “Sleep was both inspired by my own personal story and also an old friend’s personal journey. For myself it’s about seeing someone who you really like but you become scared or subconsciously unsure if you really want to be with them, you don’t know why you are unsure but that feeling of uncertainty is creeping in… I think that feeling is so common nowadays!”