Born in England, raised in Amsterdam and New York, singer/songwriter
Lucy Woodward began her professional music career in her late teens as
a session vocalist. The daughter of a composer and an opera singer,
Woodward was no stranger to music and grew up taking piano and flute
lessons before concentrating on vocal studies at 14. The session work
paid off and Woodward's debut, While You Can, was released by Atlantic
in 2003.