« Worth every second of it » - BBC 6 Music « A soulful elegy for a Britain which has lost its bearings » - The Guardian 
 Spellbinding, poignant, cinematic are all adjectives that have been used to describe Anne Lovett's heartbreakingly beautiful music. Her latest opus The Eleventh Hour was released on 1631 recordings and featured featured the @LondonContemporaryOrchestra and @OliverCoates . 
 Born in Normandy in France, Anne Lovett was brought up into a musical family, her father being a luthier and her mother a dancer. She picked up piano at three years old and developed an interest in composition early on. Later, she studied at the Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris as well as the Royal Academy of Music and later at King’s College, London. Equally at ease writing and performing her own music as well as performing those of others, Anne has performed in some of London’s greatest venues, from Cadogan Hall to Hackney Empire, and has made live appearances on many international leading radio and TV networks such as BBC One (The One Show), BBC Radio 4 (The Today Programme), BBC Radio 3 (In Tune), BBC Radio 6 (Cerys Matthews), ZDF, France Musique, ABC Classic FM in Australia amongst others.