Show Notes
Tilly is a wonderful human being who I crossed paths with for the very first time at Latitude Festival in 2019 where I was interning as a Photographer for Festival Republic. I was required to shoot Lazy Day (Tilly’s solo project now supported by her uber cool three male band mates), we hit it off straight away and it was so lovely to feel welcomed instantly by a group of people. Since then we have avidly kept in touch online. Tilly was part of ReBalance, a program created by Festival Republic to help raise the numbers of women playing gigs and pushing out music to a larger audience. Tilly is currently studying her PHD, as well as being a rock star with an orange guitar, if that doesn’t say cool music chick then what does.
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