Artist Biography

Style:

Indie/ alternative

Location:

Manchester

Album:

4:AM

Single:

Watercolour Envy

Year:

2017

Age:

19

Occupation:

She studies music at Manchester University as well as having a music career alongside studying for her degree.

Interests:

Music, Concerts, Festivals, Fashion, Art, Photography and Shopping.

Favourite bands/artists:

Haim, Catfish and The Bottle Men, Blossoms, The Magic Gang and Sundara Karma

Favourite shops:

ASOS, Zara, River Island and Depop.

Jessie Lovett is an indie/alternative musician. Her love of music started in 2014 as a hobby, which then developed into a career. On November 21^st 2016, she released her first debut album called ‘4:AM’, it spread across music networks such as Spotify and iTunes. Alongside constructing her album, Jessie is studying music at University where she hopes to get a record deal and become more aware of the industry. At an early age Jessie performed at local pubs, village concerts and uploaded videos on social networks. This helped her gain more experience and become recognized as a musician; leading to her constructing her new album ‘4:AM’. From the very start Jessie Lovett has always been a solo artist but has potential to collaborate in the future. When performing she has always remained local in Manchester but has started to spread out to near cities to do her own gigs and share her music, this has allowed her to gain a bigger following due to her unique voice and catchy songs. As well as being a talented performer she is also a songwriter who wrote all her songs featured on the ‘4:AM’ album.

The album ‘4:AM’ was inspired from past experiences and people Jessie interacts with on a day to day basis. She gets inspiration from other people’s actions and emotions and so likes to create imagery with her music - so her audience can experience these thoughts first hand. From a recent interview about her album, Jessie Lovett said ‘I really like capturing memories in that way and I guess the album is just a diary of the past couple of years, which have simultaneously been the best and worst of my life. Very dramatic!' The message that Jessie wants to reinforce to her audience is to engage with people no matter what their flaws or differences are by using her music to bring people together and fix society as a team. Jessie’s song ‘Watercolour Envy’ (which is present on the new album) deals with a massive issue of cheating on a partner, which allows her audience to relate and gain a stronger understanding of Jessie Lovett’s personal life, allowing a deeper connection. Jessie has constructed the song ‘Watercolour Envy’ to sound upbeat, allowing the audience to get an honest understanding of the song when listening to the lyrics.