Lydia Luce was born into a musical family. Her mother, a gifted organ and piano player, conducted her own symphony orchestra. For Luce, her instrument of choice was viola; later adding guitar to her set of talents. “My mom introduced my brother and me into to a world of classical music and I’m grateful for it,” Luce says. “It guided my desire to create music of my own.” Making her home now in Nashville, Tenn., the folk singer-songwriter finds inspiration in combining her accomplished formal education and session work as a studio musician with the personal and emotional content of family, love, and life experience.
Her first EP, The Tides, landed in 2015. In 2017, Luce graced the stages of Merlefest and Americana Fest, as well touring as an opening artist for singer-songwriter Peter Bradley Adams. She recently released her latest single, “Helen,” from her forthcoming LP, collaborating in Nashville
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