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    Lyriqé: One to Watch

    Arthur PendeltonBy Arthur PendeltonMay 1, 2026
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    A striking presence both visually and musically, Lyriqé brings a distinctly modern yet soulful energy to everything she does — an artist clearly rooted in authenticity and creative independence.


    Her sound lives in that sweet spot where classic R&B meets contemporary production. It’s a lane that has defined many of the UK’s strongest voices, from Birmingham’s own Laura Mvula to newer rising stars, but Lyriqé is carving out her own identity within it, blending nostalgia with fresh, self-produced storytelling.
    What makes her stand out isn’t just the music — it’s ownership. 

    Writing and producing her own work, she represents a growing wave of independent UK artists taking full control of their sound and narrative. That independence comes through in every performance: confident, intentional, and deeply connected to the music.

    Her résumé already reads like an artist well beyond “emerging” status. From stages across Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and London to appearances on BBC Introducing and the live festival circuit, she’s been steadily building credibility while keeping her artistry intact. 

    She’s headlined and sold out venues like The Beehive in London — proof that her audience isn’t just growing, it’s showing up.

    There’s discipline behind the artistry too. With consistent releases, visual content, and live performances, Lyriqé is building something sustainable — not chasing moments, but creating momentum. Over 24,000 streams and rising engagement are just the early numbers of what feels like a much bigger trajectory ahead.
    Lyriqé isn’t just part of the conversation. She’s part of the future.

    Follow Lyriqé on the web:

    https://instagram.com/lyriqeland

    @lyriqeland

    Stream on Spotify here:

    https://open.spotify.com/artist/2Ypiqm6JP1iPSp5E0W2IkO?si=WEadq5wfTj6VF3WSkfDfjg

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