Bio

New unsigned, London based, singer-songwriter, Lauren Moon's voice is identifiable, emotive, sincere and without affectation. Her multi-instrumental skills include playing the piano, guitar, harmonica, banjo and ukulele. She contributed to the return of Peter Perrett, singer of the iconic new wave band, The Only Ones, on his two Domino releases, "How The West Was Won" and "Humanworld", and their supporting tours. Born to parents who are both professional musicians, Moon's songwriting style is enriched by their roots in the form of influences like The Beatles and Fleetwood Mac, but also Southern Rock bands like Creedence Clearwater Revival and The Band.

Press

It's Easy To Stay Home

“This should be a massive international hit and on every radio station all over the planet” - Louder Than War

“..a unique and melodiously tuneful sound - full of live character and personality.” - Live A Little Louder Music

“..the perfect antidote to frayed nerves and high anxiety of coronavirus lockdown.” – Listen With Monger

“We here at CLB Music have fallen in love with the track.” – CLB Music

“..amazingly talented..” – The London Journalist

What Goes Round (Comes Round)

“This is sublime . A great song with a recipe including The Neville Brothers, Dr John, and Peter Green . The bass playing is the honey! More than the glue.” - Chris Kimsey (The Rolling Stones, Duran Duran, Tom Jones, Joan Jett, etc.)

"Underpinned with a dark and brooding bass line and with Lauren’s vocal style characterised by an intense and haunting feeling, the song can really challenge your emotions as Lauren warns that 'you will reap what you sow'." - Louder Than War

"It’s this build which catches you and you pull up your foot to tap along to the sticky beat. Refreshingly, the tracks slower tempo and slightly more simplistic nature breathes in raw energy and attitude allowing a full appreciation for every instrument and arrangement that has gone into creating such a gritty, foot-stomping track." - Original Rock

"Anchored by Perrett’s gorgeously warm bass playing, ‘What Goes Round (Comes Round)’ is darker, more sultry. Lauren’s vocal is smooth yet with a breathy earthiness that works rather well when coupled with a slew of Fleetwood Mac approved guitar lines and terrific widescreen production. The result is a bit of a gem which puts Lauren Moon firmly on my radar." - Red Guitar Music

"Resoundingly mature in sound, Lauren Moon pulls a handful of style out of the Robbie Robertson bag of old and turns “What Goes Round (Comes Round)” into a fluid and hypnotic song that simply screams out for product placement. I’d buy it anyway." - Blues Bunny

"Lauren Moon's 'What Goes Round (Comes Round)' is an enticing, sultry, track for the last gasps of summer." - When The Horn Blows

"Beautifully produced" - Totally Wired

“...a sultry, brooding, magnetic new tune from London-based Lauren Moon” - Tony Clayton-Lea

Edge Of The Moon

"...provoking an appreciative gasp from me more than once..." - Louder Than War

"This is a darkly bewitching delight if ever I heard one." - Listen With Monger

"This track is dreamy, it's hypnotic, just makes you feel floaty and comfy on the inside" - Islington Radio

"This is my favourite unsigned artist of 2020!" - The Independent Playground

"Lauren Moon has become one of my favourite artists of 2020!" - North Manchester Radio

"A beautiful track" - Wayne Moseley (Big City Radio)

"Definitely reminds me of Stevie Nicks! That sort of witchy, spooky vibe!" - Totally Wired Radio

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