
Her last two albums were recorded in Vancouver and Montreal with some of Canadas top players, and were released to international airplay on CBC Radios Saturday Night Jazz and Quand le Jazz est La show, as well as being aired on Jazz FM, Syncopated Times and Canadian Beats.
Lucys singing and jazz piano playing is influenced by jazz legends such as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Bill Evans, Duke Ellington, Jellyroll Morton and Chet Baker. As a violinist and accordionist she has spent a lot of time in swing and jazz manouche circles studying the music of Django Reinhardt and Stephan Grappelli, which she has featured renditions of on both her last albums.
Her romantic and dreamy songwriting, virtuosic piano and accordion playing, and classy swing ambiance are complemented by her sultry and soulful singing style.
With an extensive background in touring and performing internationally, from street busking as an eighteen year old accordionist across Europe, Canada and California, to playing as a pianist and violinist in swing bands and jazz clubs in Montreal, New York, New Orleans, and LA, her experiences as an artist are vast and diverse.


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Sorties Jazz Nights!:
''Lucy Lambert sings very well... Have confidence in Lucy Lambert's Violet Drift. It will illuminate your night.''
Canadian Beats:
“The album showcases the creative possibilities within jazz and shows that pushing boundaries outside of the norm is the way to success.”
The Syncopated Times:
''Lucy Lambert's vocals fit remarkably well with what she's going for in this expressive traditional jazz album. Audiences, especially in a live setting, will be moved... I thoroughly enjoyed this creative album and I encourage everyone to listen.''





































