With a decade of experience as an independent artist, Låpsley has a wealth of insights and achievements to reflect upon. She burst onto the scene as a teenager, quickly gaining recognition with her debut album Long Way Home, which featured instant classics like "Hurt Me" and "Operator." Her sophomore release, Through Water, marked a pivotal evolution in her artistry. Launched just before the UK's first lockdown, the album boldly asserted her queer identity and garnered acclaim for its engagement with climate issues, earning her a prestigious award in the process.

Låpsley’s passion for pop music seamlessly translated into a career as a songwriter for others. In her first year as a writer, she contributed to the international platinum hit "Out Out" by Joel Corry x Jax Jones featuring Charli XCX and secured cuts with a diverse array of artists, including Barry Can’t Swim, Victoria Canal, Aimei, Nao, Gorgon City, Odesza, Sega Bodega, ESSEL, Franky Wah and Morgan Connie Smith. Notably, she penned two tracks on Paloma Faith’s number one album The Glorification of Sadness, including the standout single "Bad Woman."

Her collaborative spirit continues to thrive as she works with an impressive roster of talent, including Charlotte Plank, Nectar Woode, Bimini, Victoria Canal, Konyikeh, Rudimental, Grades, Venbee, J Moon, Jakwob, Lewis Fitzgerald, Aiden, Switch Disco, Camelphat, Victor Le Masne, Galantis, Prospa, Alex Metric, Gracey and many more. Renowned for her gift in crafting hooks, melodies, and poignant lyrics, Låpsley has firmly established herself as a creative force in the music industry.