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19-year-old Lucie Lu uses songwriting to try and make sense of the world inside of her head and the complex lives of the people who make up the world outside of her head. Born and raised in Melbourne by Chinese immigrant parents, Lucie’s experience as a first-generation, queer Australian has been an experience unlike most teenagers her age. From navigating leaving home during a global pandemic to her first major relationship and subsequent breakup, songwriting has been the one consistent outlet in her unpredictable life. Lucie hardly fell into the world of music, as it was more of a shove into rigorous piano lessons at the age of seven, and if it wasn’t for her mother’s obsession with 90’s Mando-Pop, Lucie never would have written her debut four-track EP, ‘Everything’. Lucie centres her inspirations around female and queer musicians, such as The Japanese House, Rina Sawayama, Beabadoobee and draws heavily on female-led shoegaze/dream pop figureheads such as Lush, The Cranberries,