Fay Hallam is a British singer-songwriter and musician renowned for her distinctive blend of soul, jazz, and 60s beat influenced pop. With a career spanning several decades, Hallam has been an influential figure in the mod and soul scenes, first emerging to prominence in the 1980s with the band Makin' Time, where her vocal prowess and keyboard skills quickly caught the attention of the burgeoning indie music scene. Following the dissolution of Makin' Time, Hallam continued to forge a successful musical path with The Prime Movers, The Fay Hallam Trinity, and also via solo work.

Known for her rich, melodic tunes and evocative lyrics, Hallam's discography showcases a versatile artist whose sound has evolved over time yet remains rooted in the classic tones of her influences. Albums like "Propeller" and "House of Now" exemplify her ability to craft songs that resonate with a modern audience while capturing the essence of past genres. Further demonstrating her adaptability and passion for music, Hallam's more recent releases, such as "Turn my World" and "Modulations", have continued to receive praise for their sophisticated arrangements and Hallam's characteristic vocal style. Her music often features themes of love, reflection, and the complexities of life, delivered with a signature touch that combines the contemporary with the timeless.