Lottie Brazier - ALBUM LAUNCH PARTY

A launch night for the debut album by Lottie Brazier, a songwriter and producer whose work blends new wave, dub, ambient and pop, held at Dash The Henge in Camberwell.

Lottie Brazier is a songwriter and producer based in south London, drawing on late 1970s and early 1980s new wave, dub, ambient and pop. Her recent singles have been covered by The Needle Drop and The New Cue. The New Cue compared her to Cate Le Bon covering Teardrop Explodes, while The Needle Drop heard echoes of Wire, Broadcast and the Pornography-era The Cure. Reference points linked to her music include PJ Harvey, Cate Le Bon, Echo & The Bunnymen and The Smiths.

The evening celebrates the release of her debut album, On Course But No-one There To Salute You. It takes place at Dash The Henge in Camberwell, a venue that hosts concerts across London. Records from the album are available to buy at the venue, together with exclusive items, so the launch also offers a chance to purchase the album in person.