Nobody ever knows how to describe Ruth or her music.  She has managed over the years, to carve out a unique sound for herself. Completely original yet wholly and instantly recognisable as her own.  In an industry obsessed with nostalgia, this is no mean feat.  And her ability to write on contemporary issues with a sense of timelessness make her a truly relevant contemporary British artist.  Ruth writes her own instrumental arrangements, composes for large vocal ensembles and more recently full symphony orchestras.

     Ruth’s full discography is filed in the British Library sound archives as a valuable contribution to the nations music for its ‘interesting nature and originality’.

      Coming from a creative but fractured background,  living in squats, boats, abandoned warehouses, busking in high street doorways and sleeping under workbenches have all been a part of the creative journey, and with integrity firmly intact, these life experiences bring a warmth and depth of perspective to Ruth’s lyrics that are particular to her and the disarming character of her writing style.

      Remaining true to her unique style Ruth has performed  alongside legendary artists including folk legend Ani DiFranco, Dar Williams, Nick Harper, Jeff Lang, Hamell On Trial, Chastity Brown and Rory McLeod. Notable performances include The London Palladium, The Union Chapel, Jazz Cafe, Bush Hall, The Borderline, The Lexington and Glastonbury Festival.