British folk singer-songwriter Lucy Kitchen returns with In the Low Light (2026), a deeply moving
and critically acclaimed new album exploring grief, love and the fragile beauty found in their wake.
Released via Bohemia Rose Records and Germany’s Make My Day Records, the record marks a defining moment in her career, already drawing widespread praise and charting at 19 in the Official Folk Chart.
“A story of love, loss, grief and magical thinking told in 11 songs… all of them beautiful” ★★★★ MOJO
“Utterly beguiling” Clash Magazine
★★★★ RnR | ★★★★ Louder Than War | ★★★★ Rolling Stone (DE)
Written in the wake of personal loss, In the Low Light is Lucy’s most inmate work to date—a collection of songs born from small poetic fragments that gradually found their way into melody. Blending hypnotic folk with subtle Americana and the timeless influence of 70s singer-songwriters, the album moves between sorrow and light, holding space for both heartbreak and quiet resilience.
Often compared to Joni Mitchell, Beth Orton and Sandy Denny, Lucy’s work is defined by her evocative voice and emotionally direct songwriting—unflinching in its honesty, yet threaded with warmth and hope.
With previous releases on her own Bohemia Rose Records and collaborations with RE:WARM Records, Lucy has steadily built a loyal following. Recent milestones include her first German tour and a UK-wide run of shows supporting the new album. Her music has received airplay across BBC Radio 2, BBC Introducing, BBC Radio Scotland, Amazing Radio USA and Radio X, further cementing her reputation as one of the UK’s most quietly compelling contemporary folk voices.