Luluc is an Australian indie folk duo that has captivated audiences with their ethereal melodies and poignant lyrics. Consisting of Zoë Randell and Steve Hassett, the pair meld their talents to create intimate and atmospheric music, noted for its subtle arrangements and Randell's entrancing vocal delivery. The duo first entered the music scene with their debut album, "Dear Hamlyn" (2008), which was written in the wake of Randell's father's death and carries a deeply reflective and emotional core. The album was met with critical acclaim and laid a solid foundation for their artistic journey.

As they progressed, Luluc's signature sound continued to evolve. Their 2014 album, "Passerby," in collaboration with The National's Aaron Dessner, showcased a sonic maturity, earning them an international recognition and a broader fan base. With follow-up releases like "Sculptor" (2018) and their more recent singles such as "Emerald City" and "Dreamboat," the duo has further refined their craft, balancing between introspection and a more expansive approach to production. These thoughtful and crafted releases have not only solidified Luluc's standing in the indie folk genre but have also made them a beloved fixture among fans of delicate and evocative songwriting.