Having sold almost two million albums in Europe before packing up and moving her life to Nashville, British artist Lucie Silvas removed herself from everything that was familiar to forge a brand new path in an unknown territory. She was determined to break new barriers, defy musical genres and make her own rules as an artist. A few years into immersing herself in the music scene, Lucie became one of the most sought-after writers in Nashville while also recording her breakthrough independent album, “Letters To Ghosts,” for which she garnered huge accolades from critics and fellow artists alike.

This album, while earning Silvas a place at the table both musically and personally in Nashville, offered up the amazing opportunities to tour with the likes of Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Chris Stapleton and a diverse range of artists both in and outside of country music.