Lizzy Spit When listening to Lizzyspit it makes me think of what it would sound like if Alice in Wonderland picked up her guitar.
Troubles Lies Deep takes you to another world, it's like we are transported to Lizzy Spit's wonderland that is like the album artwork, full of beautiful dragonflies and flowers. Her first track featured on the album called Once Upon A Time leads me into this dream state of mind and the similar themes flow throughout the tracks.
She really connects with the listener, her songs are really emotional and you can hear by her voice that the songs are personal to her. I can relate to Goodbye (to the ones who screwed you over) not only this is my favourite track but I can relate to it because it's about forgetting those who put barriers in the way and focusing on those around you who support you.
Her album is perfect for lounging around, outside under the sky on a sunny day as it is that sort of music that can put you in the mood for relaxing.
It is a simple melody that is musically brilliant, she has talent for guitar playing and using her passion for music to create such a sweet album.
Gemma Hirst
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