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Olivia Lunny

Canadian singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Olivia Lunny has a dynamic alt-pop sound that incorporates elements of folktronica and infectious dance-pop. She first found success in 2019 with her breakout single "I Got You," then released her eponymous debut long-player in 2021. It included the hit "Sad to See You Happy." Two years later, Lunny issued the EP Heartbreak on Repeat, which featured the Billboard-charting single "Fix This." A native of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Lunny picked up the guitar at the age of 12 and began writing songs just one year later. Citing Norah Jones and Coldplay as early influences, Lunny independently released her eponymous debut EP in 2018 and gained some popularity the following year after issuing "I Got You" and taking home the top prize on the second season of the music talent competition The Launch. In 2020, she released the EP To the Ones I Loved, which included the hits "Think of Me" and the heartfelt acoustic ballad "Bedsheets." After inking a deal with Universal Music Canada, she issued the single "Sad to See You Happy," which appeared on her 2021 self-titled full-length debut. A trio of singles, including the empowering Bhad Bhabie collaboration "Vibe Check," arrived in 2022, with the five-song EP Heartbreak on Repeat appearing the following year. The EP included the chart-toppers "Time Zone" and "Fix This," the latter of which saw Lunny working with platinum-selling hitmaker Bryce Vine.
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