Lucy Burke is a Sydney-based singer-songwriter whose music blends dreamy pop, cinematic warmth and a playful, introspective edge. Known for her expressive vocals, melodic storytelling and a sound that drifts

between light and shadow, Lucy creates songs that feel both intimate and quietly bold — capturing the

humour, heartbreak and humanity in the everyday. Her upcoming EP, Little Ol’ Me, marks a new creative era: richer, more textured and anchored in a renewed sense of artistic freedom.

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Drawing on her background as both an educator and a lifelong musician, Lucy crafts songs that reflect life’s contradictions — the quiet resilience, the self-doubt, the cheeky rebellion, the beauty in the small moments. Her new work pairs organic instrumentation and rhythmic movement with lush, contemporary production, elevating her distinct melodic sensibility into something cinematic and full of depth. With a growing presence in Sydney’s live scene and a collection of songs that showcase her most honest writing yet, Lucy steps into 2026 with a sound that is vibrant, reflective and unmistakably her own.

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Lucy has built a strong reputation within Sydney’s live music circuit, performing regularly at venues such as

Low 302, Camelot Lounge, Lazybones and Foundry 616, often accompanied by her full band. Her warm stage presence, nuanced storytelling and dynamic vocal performances have earned her a loyal audience, with recent headline shows drawing enthusiastic crowds and signalling growing momentum ahead of the new release.

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Across her career, Lucy has released four albums that chart her evolution as an artist: Botany Street (2009), a reflective piano-driven debut; Chasing Sparks (2014), which introduced a brighter, melodic pop direction; Cover Me (Acoustic + Unplugged) (2022), showcasing intimate reinterpretations of classic songs; and Studio Sessions (2025), a polished collection capturing her live, organic sound. Each release has shaped her artistic identity, paving the way for Little Ol’ Me — her most cinematic, cohesive and expressive work to date.