Singer-pianist Liane Carroll is one of the UK's greatest musical treasures. A deeply soulful, highly emotive singer and a superb pianist (classically trained from the age of three) her unique ability to inhabit a lyric is underpinned by a true musicality that lifts her interpretations into the realms of art in their own right leading The Observer newspaper to declare that 'She seems in some magical way to be made out of music' and Jazzwise hailed her "rare ability to meld effortless, often transcendent vocal and piano technique with heart stopping emotion and soul bearing power'. And it's her soulful artistry that underpins "The Right To Love", Carroll's tenth album and fourth to be produced by Multi-Grammy nominated producer and trumpeter, and fellow Hastings resident, James McMillan. It follows on from the acclaimed Up and Down (2011) and superlative Ballads (2013) and the critically acclaimed Seaside (2015). Each beautifully crafted album has explored a theme or facet of Carroll's artistry and The Right To Love is no different.