Laura Misch is a saxophonist, singer and producer from south London whose work sits at the intersection of jazz, electronics and ambient music. The sister of guitarist Tom Misch, she broke through with her debut album 'Sample the Sky' (2023) and has since built a reputation for deeply nature-rooted music that weaves field recordings, saxophone and voice into intricate, genre-crossing compositions. Her second album 'Lithic' (2026) was recorded in caves, quarries and along the Cornish coast.
Laura Misch released her second album 'Lithic' on June 5, 2026 via One Little Independent Records, produced together with Matt Karmil and recorded in caves and quarries in Cornwall, among other places.
On July 3, 2026, Laura Misch played her largest solo show to date at the Barbican in London with support from Afromerm.
The album 'Lithic' received positive reviews; Line of Best Fit described it as her most expansive release to date, both in terms of length and sonic breadth.
In February 2025, Laura Misch released the single 'Alchemy' and announced a documentary film about the production process behind the track.
In June 2024, 'Sample The Earth' was released, an acoustic sister album to the debut 'Sample the Sky', and was named one of The Guardian's ten best contemporary albums in 2024.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
