Glastonbury BBC Introducing performer Lauran Hibberd shares ridiculously satiric video for latest single ‘Hoochie’

Isle Of Wight rising sensation Lauran Hibberd shares satire filled video for latest single ‘Hoochie”

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Lauran Hibberd – Hoochie (video

“Building a name for herself with her colourful brand on indie pop…she continues on her upward trajectory in explosively exciting fashion” – The Line Of Best Fit”If you’re fan of excellent indie, then keep your eyes on Lauran Hibberd. We’re certain that she won’t disappoint you” – Gigwise“Each song from the rising talent feels immaculately well packaged” – Clash“The Isle Of Wight native is creating her own path here, gliding towards different directions than her peers” – The 405“Vigorous dosage of indie-pop…the untroubled craftsman of Hibberd marries her natural, infectious melodies” – Earmilk

Humorous, infectious and charismatic in equal measure, Isle Of Wight’s rising sensation Lauran Hibberd thrives once more with her ridiculously satiric video for latest single Hoochie, firmly solidifying her growing status within the UK’s emerging indie elite.

Fresh from a widely acclaimed support UK/EU tour alongside US indie rockers Hippo Campus, the singer-songwriter’s care-free new offering arrives ahead of her biggest headline shows to date, including a slot on the BBC Introducing stage at this year’s Glastonbury Festival.

Buzzing across the airwaves with BBC Radio 1’s Annie Mac, Huw Stephens and Jack Saunders all throwing their support behind the young musician, Lauran’s witty, off-kilter approach continues to attract glowing praise from the online community (The Line Of Best Fit, Clash, Gigwise, The 405) and welcome comparisons to contemporaries including Courtney Barnett and Phoebe Bridgers.

Discussing her ideas behind the visuals, Hibberd stated: “Hoochie is a 90’s slang term for a bit of a you know what. I wanted to embrace that in the only way I knew how. No fruit or vegetables were harmed in the making of this. Why don’t you text/ call and see what happens? Filmed by Skinny Mammoth in a dodgy garage on the Isle of Wight. Say what you will”.Lauran Hibberd’s Hoochie is out now and available via all digital platforms.

Live Dates

21 May – Joiners, Southampton22 May – Jimmy’s, Manchester23 May – The Lexington, London25 May – This Is Tomorrow Festival, Newcastle07 June – Tolhuis, Amsterdam*10 June – Turmzimmer, Hamburg*11 June – Bi Nuu, Berlin*15 June – Winchestival21 June – Metronome Festival, Prague04 Aug – 110 Above Festival, Leicester*supporting Hippo Campus

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