British singer/songwriter Annie Eve creates a type of hushed folktronica that is both thoughtful and slightly melancholic. Following an interest in music all through her teenage years in North London, she assembled her first band just out of university. Becoming immersed in the scene based around Notting Hill's Communion Nights, she found herself supporting acts like Fionn Regan and Daughter. Her raised profile led to the 2013 release of her debut self-titled EP on Young and Lost Club Records. Within a year she reached major-label status, with Sony releasing her Feversome EP in early 2014 followed by her debut album, Sunday '91, in August of that year. ~ Timothy Monger