Sisters who hit the charts with Bradley Lowery single release EP

Liv 'n' G, also known as sisters Georgia Fletcher and Olivia Crawford

Hartlepool sisters who had chart success with a moving musical tribute to tragic youngster Bradley Lowery are on the cusp of releasing their NEW EP.

Olivia Crawford, 17, and Georgia Fletcher, 24, reached number four in the UK charts last year with Smile for Bradley, a cover track they created in honour of the late six-year-old’s battle with neuroblastoma.

Now the sisters are gearing up for the release of EP, Shades, which will be released on November 16.

It showcases a softer sound for the duo, who have proved a hit on the festival circuit over the summer with their more tropical tracks.

Olivia said: “We actually have about two albums worth of material ready to go, but for this EP we decided to choose more mid-tempo songs. We’re more known for our more tropical inspired songs, which have gone down really well, but we wanted to show how varied our sound is.”

Highlights over the summer include slots at Lindisfarne Festival, the North East Truck Show at Newcastle Racecourse, Newcastle’s Party in the Park and at Flamingo Land’s Party in the Park. They’ve also supported the likes of BBC The Voice winner Kevin Simm and X Factor favourites Union J, Sam Lavery, Joey Devries and Rebecca Ferguson while recording a number of tracks professionally in London and having meetings with some labels.

Olivia added: “We had a great summer doing festivals, it’s a great platform to get your music out there and we had a great response from the crowds who were dancing along. Everyone’s been so supportive and we couldn’t ask for better fans. We do get nervous sometimes, but we’ve been performing together for around two years and it’s more excitement than nerves when we perform now. It’s become second nature.”