Luz

Half-Irish, half-Argentinian singer-songwriter Luz Corrigan (pronounced “Luce”) first emerged as an anonymous bedroom artist during lockdown, quietly building a global following before ever stepping into the spotlight. What began as secret uploads soon evolved into one of Ireland’s most compelling songwriting voices.

With over 146 million combined streams across Spotify and Apple Music, Luz’s catalogue — including “the author,” “counting houses,” “I’m lonely” and “we’ll be fine” — showcases her gift for emotionally precise, deeply relatable songwriting, delivered through a delicate yet quietly devastating vocal.

An Ivor Novello Rising Star nominee, Luz has earned recognition not only from listeners but her peers. She has shared stages with Noah Kahan — including a duet of his single “Passenger”— and has supported Ed Sheeran and Lewis Capaldi. Her sold-out debut headline shows, including London’s Omeara, marked a defining transition from online phenomenon to fully realised live artist.

Luz’s music navigates themes of mental health, sexuality and self-worth with striking emotional clarity. Songs like “not going anywhere” — written after a prolonged period of writer’s block and self-doubt — reflect the honesty that has become her signature. Rather than chasing perfection, Luz writes in real time, capturing vulnerability as it unfolds.

From an 8-million-view piano reinterpretation of Dua Lipa’s “Don’t Start Now” — officially approved by the artist herself — to a catalogue that continues to grow organically across platforms, at just 24, tackling real life issues in real time, Luz enters the world as one of the most exciting new voices from Ireland.