Holly Lapsley Fletcher (born 7 August 1996), known by the stage name Låpsley, is an English singer, songwriter, musician and producer. She grew up in Southport, Merseyside, a small seaside town to the north of Liverpool.

Låpsley started writing songs when she was 12, but she fell in love with electronic music as a teenager. She told NME:

Around the age of 13 or 14, I’d go out into Liverpool and I was obsessed with techno and I’d go to rave to watch DJs. I wouldn’t even get messed up or anything, I’d just sit by the side and watch people DJ or watch people do live performances. It just intrigued me at how different it was to the classical stuff that I did back home. Then I really got into James Blake and Ghostpoet and I realized that the songs I was writing on piano and guitar, I actually wanted to translate in an electronic way.

Låpsley taught herself how to produce on her computer in late 2013. Her big break came in October 2014, when BBC DJ and host Annie Mac heard her song “Station” on Soundcloud and started playing it on the radio. Låpsley signed to British indie label to XL Recordings in 2014, joining the ranks of Adele, FKA twigs, The xx, and many more genre-bending artists. Her debut album, Long Way Home, was released in March 2016, spawning the singles “Love is Blind” and “Operator.”

Låpsley took an extended break following the album’s release, eventually returning in late 2019 with the EP These Elements. This preceded her second album, Through Water, which was released on March 20 the following year.