Suthering are a fearless, queer duo whose emotionally charged songwriting tackles politics, mental health, feminism and LGBTQ+ rights with warmth, humour, and unshakable honesty.
After years of relentless touring, sold-out shows across the UK and appearances at major festivals, Suthering have built a reputation for exceptional live performances. Powerful storytelling is at the heart of their live shows, with songs that hit to the core of what it means to be human. Immaculate vocal harmonies and spellbinding moments of a cappella — woven through piano, fingerstyle guitar, whistles and flutes — regularly bring rooms to pin-drop silence.
Their 2024 album Leave A Light On, produced by Sean Lakeman, marked a bold evolution in sound, blending pop and indie influences with their folk roots. Described by national press as “absolutely spellbinding,” the album draws on personal experience and modern protest. Lead single Maggie, written in response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, is a powerful call for bodily autonomy.
Beyond the stage, Julu and Heg are the founders of Tavistock Pride, using their music and platform to champion LGBTQ+ communities and other marginalised voices.
Currently writing their third studio album, Suthering continue to work tirelessly for protest, pride and belonging.