We have had our new album played and featured on many radio stations, playlists and magazines, including CBC radio Saturday Night Jazz with Laila Biali, Ici Musique Radio Canada, Saturday Night Jazz, Jazz Fm, Jazz Today, Sorties Jazz Nights! Syncopated Times, Women in Jazz Media, Canadian Beats, V13 Magazine and Mcgill University radio's Morning After Show, as well as been #1 on the CJSW Jazz Charts.
Lucy is a jazz accordionist, jazz singer, and multi-instrumentalist. Lucy's singing is influenced by the great vocalists of early jazz music. Her unique voice is often compared to jazz singers such as Billie Holiday, Bessie Smith, and Amy Winehouse.
She is a self taught jazz musician who focusses on jazz accordion, singing, and violin, though also plays piano, cello and guitar.
She came to jazz accordion through several years of playing in the street with different jazz bands as a travelling street performer, busking her way through Europe, East Asia and the United States, before moving to Montreal and performing and recording with various jazz and swing groups at many notorious venues such as Le Verre Boutelle, Quai Des Brumes, la Casona, and for swing dance schools and other. She also lived in New Orleans was influenced by jazz and early American music.
The Syncopated Times:
''Lucy Lambert's vocals fit remarkably well with what she's going for in this expressive traditional jazz album. Audiences, especially in a live setting, will be moved... I thoroughly enjoyed this creative album and I encourage everyone to listen.''
Sorties Jazz Nights!:
''Lucy Lambert sings very well... Have confidence in Lucy Lambert's Violet Drift. It will illuminate your night.''