Soulful ’70s spirit, reimagined for today
Hattie Chandler is a British country singer-songwriter from West Sussex bringing a timeless, vintage-inspired sound to modern country music.
Inspired by iconic female songwriters, particularly Stevie Nicks and Dolly Parton, Hattie’s music is built around storytelling, heartfelt lyrics, strong melodies and a distinctive vocal style. Her sound draws from the spirit of classic country and the golden era of singer-songwriters, while remaining firmly her own.
In a short space of time, Hattie has established herself as an exciting emerging live artist, performing at Victorious Festival, Compton Festival, Worthing Festival and Arundel Music Festival, as well as renowned venues including The Half Moon, Putney, The Brunswick in Brighton and The Spring Arts Centre.
Her growing live reputation has seen her support artists including Amba Tremaine, while she was also selected for The Long Road Festival’s Homegrown Talent line-up, an important showcase of emerging UK country talent.
Hattie’s original songwriting has already gained recognition from BBC Introducing, with one of her tracks being named BBC Introducing Track of the Day. She has continued to build relationships with BBC radio, with another feature on Mark Hagen’s BBC show on 29th October.
With her live career gathering momentum, Hattie is preparing to launch her latest single with a special performance at The Half Moon, Putney, alongside further upcoming appearances at Quay West Studios and The Regis School of Music.
With a growing catalogue of original songs, an expanding live profile and a sound rooted in the influence of the great female songwriters who inspired her, Hattie Chandler is carving out her own place within the UK country music scene.
