Lewis Fieldhouse London, UK
Quitting London never seems like 'the move' for a musician, but thats exactly what Lewis needed to do in August 2019 when
his mother's health deteriorated.
With a new album on the way, built on some 15 years of his mothers illness, the pain of her death, and learning to hold the hand of grief this is a deft and razor sharp lyricist at the on the raw edge of honesty, with only one truth to tell.
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