Harriet Lowe is a 19-year-old singer, songwriter, and guitarist hailing from a sheep and cattle farm near Crookwell, NSW. Now living Wollongong, she is pursuing her studies at the University of Wollongong. In June 2025, Harriet was chosen to participate in the Music NSW Future Sounds Tour, which highlights emerging talent in regional New South Wales.

In 2024, she has opened for several prominent artists, including Fanny Lumsden during her Town Halls Tour and Ross Wilson and the Peaceniks for the Land of Milk and Honey series in Kiama, NSW. Her recent performances have taken place at various venues and events, such as Country on the Green at the Tap House, The Illawarra Hotel, The Headlands Hotel, The North Gong Hotel, and the SHE Songwriting Muster on Great Keppel Island alongside Lyn Bowtell, Ashleigh Dallas, and Kelly Brouhaha. Harriet has participated in the Tamworth Country Music Festival for the last two years, earning the 'People's Choice Best Online' award in the fRETfEST Regional Song Writing Competition this year. In 2023, was recognised as an emerging artist at the Bundanoon Folk Festival and won the Junior category at the 2023 Crookwell Country Weekend Busking Competition, judged by the Hume Conservatorium and country music legends Roger Corbett and Sam Phillips the Academy of Country Music, Australia. Harriet was invited to join Academy of Country Music Junior Course, where she had the opportunity to collaborate with country stars Ashleigh Dallas and Aleyce Simm. Aleyce praised Harriet’s vocals for their beautiful strength and tone, capturing both emotion and fragility.

As a passionate songwriter, Harriet crafts her own music, with lyrics that resonate with her audience and reflect her rural upbringing. She is currently focused on releasing new original music.