Frawley

Lauren Elisabeth Frawley became a viral pop sensation in her mid-teens with an uploaded cover of Alessia Cara's 'Here'. She had known, however, that she wanted to make music her life since she was in kindergarten. By the time she was in high school much of her spare time was spent writing, learning to play guitar and practicing piano. It paid off when she started putting covers online and 'Here' brought her to the attention of the music industry and millions of listeners. She went on to post covers of songs by the likes of Adele and Demi Lovato, also drawing inspiration from pop powerhouses like Beyoncé and Christina Aguilera, electronic stars like Avicii and Irish acts like The Cranberries and The Dubliners. Her online success led to a publishing contract with First Access Entertainment and Warner Chappell and, in 2019, a contract with Island Records. It was through them that she released her debut single 'Hard Boy' in the summer of 2019, following it with 'Losers' and an officially released cover of The Cranberries' 'Zombie'.

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