Katie Spencer

Katie Spencer is the perfect case study of an artist’s maturation. Her journey from the acclaimed debut ‘Weather Beaten’ to her stunning latest album, What Love Is, is a testament to her growth. This album sees her pushing boundaries, inviting listeners into intimate spaces, and exploring love in its many forms. It’s a mature, confident release that affirms her status as an artist deserving of the broadest exposure and audience.

East Yorkshire’s Katie Spencer looks set to captivate listeners with her highly anticipated forthcoming new album, ‘What Love Is’, due in October 2025. Her stunning new single and video, ‘Come Back and Find Me,’ showcases Spencer’s signature blend of heartfelt songwriting and assured guitar work alongside some top-notch folk and jazz arrangements.

Katie Spencer’s ‘The Edge of the Land’ doesn’t feel the need to over-embellish its sound; it has the spontaneity that live performance captures combined with arrangements that are unfussy but quietly adventurous. Let this one live with you for a while to discover its powers.

Inspired by the land and people of the East Yorkshire flatlands, Katie Spencer announces her second album ‘The Edge of the Land’. Watch the accompanying video to the title track and lead single that was filmed at Spurn Point, East Yorkshire.

John Martyn’s music reaches deep into the heart and soul of those who feel the space in the notes and the grace of the songs and here, in just three songs, Katie Spencer proves she understands him and The Hurt In Your Heart.

The music on Katie Spencer’s full-length debut album is sensitive, poetic and perfectly judged, and executed with a confidence and skill, and experience, that would seem to belie her 21 years.

Good Morning Sky sees Katie Spencer off to a flying start. Her debut mini-album has shades of John Martyn and also offers a broader palette which suggests an artist that is willing to explore.

Watch Children (Don’t You Know), the new single from Katie Spencer, a progressive-folk singer-songwriter/guitarist inspired by the people and her surroundings in the Yorkshire countryside. Taken from her debut Mini-Album ‘Good Morning Sky’.