Liza Lo Unveils New Single "Gipsy Hill" and Announces Tour Dates

London-based Artist Set to Embark on UK Record Store Tour in October

Liza Lo, the rising London-based producer and singer-songwriter, has released her latest single "Gipsy Hill" via Gearbox Records.

This new track follows her recent releases "What I Used To Do," "Confiarme," and "A Messenger," marking her debut with the independent analogue specialist label. Lo's rapid ascent in the music scene has been fueled by sold-out performances across London and Amsterdam, including a recent EU/UK tour with Australian indie-folk artist Harrison Storm.

"Gipsy Hill" showcases Lo's signature blend of gentle folk-inspired instrumentation and wistful indie-pop. The song, inspired by her five-year residency in South London, explores themes of gradual separation from a place that once felt like home. Lo's stirring vocals are complemented by stripped-back acoustic guitar and subtle string arrangements, culminating in a poignant rush of melancholy.

Reflecting on the song's creation, Lo shares, "It's a deeply sorrowful song that describes things from my childhood kitchen, to my best friend's porch and my insular communication after coping to learn with all this change. I hope this song finds some kind of connection with people, it's heartbreaking but I guess love is truly just everything in life and that's why it hits home."

To commemorate the single's release, Lo has also announced a limited edition 7" vinyl featuring "Gipsy Hill" and her previous single "What I Used To Do," available exclusively as live merchandise or directly from Gearbox Records.

In addition to the new release, Lo has revealed plans for a UK record store tour in October, followed by November tour dates supporting Steph Strings. These performances will give fans the opportunity to experience Lo's emotive live shows across various venues in the UK.