Llio (pronounced a bit like Kleeoh…but not really)  is a Welsh, London-based, independent artist.

Her first release Solitude frames her unique voice within a sensual and atmospheric electronic soundscape. 
Through blending elements from avant pop to electronic and cinematic soundscapes, all centered around her striking vocals,
Llio produces emotionally intense tracks which explore an inner landscape of both struggle and transendence.

"I have an intimate relationship with solitude for many reasons.
I'm alone when I write. I have lived alone throughout the pandemic. I manage a long-term health condition which can mean I’m alone for long periods.
I also often feel the need to be alone to process feelings, like grief.
All of these things inform my music."

Llio’s father was Dr Tedi Millward, tutor of Prince Charles, and featured as the main storyline
of Episode 6 in Season 3 of the smash Netflix series, The Crown. He died in 2020.
Her brother Andras died by suicide in 2016.

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Llio has worked as a singer, and as an actress, appearing in several Welsh-language TV dramas,
as well as in the West End productions of Les Misérables, and Beyond the Fence, which was filmed for Sky Arts.

In a previous chapter of her life, she was a qualified mental-health counsellor.

Llio writes and demos her music in solitude, then collaborates on her production with David Kemp,
and more recently, Chad Hobson ( Michael Jackson documentary “Leaving Neverland”  composer). 

 Solitude is the first of several forthcoming releases in 2022

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www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-52443428  

www.hellomagazine.com/royalty/2020042888883/prince-charles-mourns-death-tutor-dr-edward-millward/