“Her delicate songs are a perfect knot of grassroots jazz, muddy blues and homespun folk” (Observer)

“Lilting folk, spiked with venom and stalked by sadness” (Sunday Times)

Liz Green’s remarkable voice has been compared to Judy Garland, Karen Dalton
and Jolie Holland. She sounds like a ‘30s diva from America’s Deep South rather
than an unassuming girl from the north of England, and her voice could easily be
emanating from the time-worn grooves of a dusty old seventy eight.