Bonny Lass Margate, UK
Bonny Lass grew out of a conversation about coming of age in the UK in the 1990s, heading to art school or uni, balancing idealism with the reality of life on your own two feet; the buzz of discovering new worlds of art and music. They create wry, affectionate songs featuring characters in a world specific to a time but nonetheless relatable. The themes of self discovery are, in the end, universal ... more
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