Hertfordshire singer-songwriter Tabitha Lily has introduced herself with the release of her debut single, ‘Mine’, an understated indie-folk ballad that explores the emotional weight of grief, heartbreak and self-discovery.
Written several years before its release, ‘Mine’ reflects on the bargaining stage of grief, capturing the experience of gradually changing yourself in the hope of holding onto someone else, only to realise you’ve lost sight of your own identity along the way. Anchored by warm acoustic guitar and an honest, soulful vocal performance, the track places emotional storytelling firmly at the centre of its sound.
A self-taught musician who began writing songs at just 15 years old, Tabitha has spent recent years performing across the UK. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Amy Winehouse, Lizzy McAlpine and Joni Mitchell, she blends intimate lyricism with classic folk influences to create music that feels both personal and relatable.
Already earning support from regional radio and local press, ‘Mine’ marks a thoughtful and accomplished debut, introducing Tabitha Lily as an emerging songwriter with an authentic voice and a talent for heartfelt storytelling.