With over 50 million streams globally, Manchester-based singer-songwriter Lusaint's distinctive music has captured hearts since her 2019 breakthrough with its melodic blend of jazz and blues influences.

Lusaint’s talents will have their fullest expression yet on her debut EP, Self Sabotage, releasing in summer 2024 and produced by Blue May, who has worked with Joy Crookes, Jorja Smith, Lily Allen and Kano.

The songstress has come a long way since her breakthrough in 2019, a year in which she broke the daily record for most Shazams in 24 hours. Since then, acoustic covers of Beyoncé’s ‘Crazy In Love’ and ‘Wicked Game’ by Chris Isaak have drawn acclaim, with the latter hitting over 10 million YouTube views, and in 2022, she made a scene-stealing appearance on Franky Wah’s ‘Find Out Who We Are’.

Such success has led to collaborations with glamorous brands including Dior, Alighieri Jewellery; and a London Fashion Week 2023 appearance, and in the press she has been championed by publications such as Wonderland Magazine and About Time, while DSP playlist support has included Spotify’s NMF UK, Apple Music’s New In Pop, Deezer’s Breaking UK, Amazon Music’s Finely Tuned and TikTok’s 'New Music'. Radio support has come from the likes of BBC Radio 1’s Future Soul: Victoria Jane, Future Artists and Dean + Vicky (Daytime), multiple spins on BBC Introducing: Manchester including a Producer's Pick for 'Fool For You', and spots on BBC Local Radio Playlist: A List across 39 stations.

Lusaint’s music has also appeared on TV shows including Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch, Love Island and MTV and VH1 in Italy, while on the touring circuit, she has headlined prestigious UK venues including The Troubadour and Notting Hill Arts Club.

Continuing in this rich vein, upcoming shows include Cardiff’s The Norwegian Church in Cardiff, Liverpool’s Zanzibar, Soupin Manchester, and an October 20th support slot for Franky Wah in London.