Hattie Whitehead is a London-based singer-songwriter whose music blends folk, indie, and jazz influences with deeply personal songwriting and a distinctive, expressive voice. Raised in a musical family, she developed a style shaped by artists such as Joni Mitchell, Nick Drake, and Tracy Chapman, combining intimate lyricism with atmospheric arrangements and emotional depth.
Over recent years, Hattie has gained recognition for her powerful live performances and songwriting, earning praise from publications including The Telegraph, Jazzwise, and the iPaper. She has received support from major tastemakers including Guy Garvey, Craig Charles, and Bob Harris, and has performed at festivals such as Glastonbury, Latitude, Wilderness, and Cambridge Folk Festival.
Her latest achievements include the release of her debut album Bloom in 2024, produced by John Reynolds (known for his work with Sinéad O’Connor). The album has been widely praised for its honest exploration of grief, empowerment, womanhood, and personal growth. Hattie has also continued touring across the UK in 2025, both as a solo artist and as the lead vocalist of the acclaimed Joni Mitchell tribute project Hejira, further establishing her reputation as one of the UK’s most compelling emerging folk artists.