Lauren Moon is an unsigned, London-based singer-songwriter whose music blends cinematic alt-pop with classic songwriting and indie aesthetics. Her voice is identifiable, emotive, sincere and without affectation, carrying the kind of intimacy that feels both personal and authentic.
Born to parents who are both professional musicians, Lauren grew up surrounded by music, and developed a natural instinct for melody, and storytelling. A multi-instrumentalist, she plays piano, guitar, harmonica and ukulele, and draws on a wide range of influences and experiences to create songs that feel timeless & immediate.
Lauren works closely with her band mate, bassist, Peter Perrett Jr., who brings a wealth of experience, having performed with artists including Bryan Ferry and Babyshambles. Together, they also contributed to the critically acclaimed return of Peter Perrett (Sr.), frontman of the iconic new wave band The Only Ones (known for the new wave song “Another Girl, Another Planet”).
Her new single “Running Low” captures Lauren’s distinctive style especially well, combining a sensual atmosphere, with strong melodic writing and emotional depth. The result is music that feels cinematic, timeless, yet modern, and unmistakably her own.
A striking music video has been created for “Running Low”, directed by Jack and Mars, extending the song’s cinematic world into the visual realm.
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Our main daily prize starts at £200 (unless it’s a rollover of course), but we also have lots of other opportunities to win on: The Video Draw, The Survey Draw and The Stackpot where lots of members win £10 prizes twice a day.
Today,
Your Bonus is an additional pot of money that we add to your winnings. You can build this up as you continue to visit the site, take up our sponsored’ offers, complete market research surveys and help us grow by sharing your personal referral link below. We aim to give away tens of thousands of pounds every day for free one day. So please get sharing, but most of all, good luck! 🙂
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Looking for even more chances to win? PMP Competitions gives you the opportunity to enter free competitions every day, with prizes ranging from holidays and the latest tech to beauty bundles, pet products, home essentials and much more.
At Pick My Postcode, we’ve spent years giving away free cash prizes through our daily draws. Now, we’re excited to introduce another way to win prizes online, without spending a penny. Here’s everything you need to know about PMP Competitions.
PMP Competitions is a brand-new platform offering free prize draws and instant win competitions every day. The competitions are run on our behalf by DMRi, which means they operate on a separate website from Pick My Postcode. Because of this, you’ll need to create a separate registration in order to enter the competitions. You are not automatically signed up to PMP Competitions just because you are a Pick My Postcode member.
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Every competition can be entered once per day, giving you a fresh chance to win every 24 hours. Thus, you can come back and enter again each day while a competition is live to increase your chances of winning.
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Lauren Moon is an unsigned, London-based singer-songwriter whose music blends cinematic alt-pop with classic songwriting and indie aesthetics. Her voice is identifiable, emotive, sincere and without affectation, carrying the kind of intimacy that feels both personal and authentic.
Born to parents who are both professional musicians, Lauren grew up surrounded by music, and developed a natural instinct for melody, and storytelling. A multi-instrumentalist, she plays piano, guitar, harmonica and ukulele, and draws on a wide range of influences and experiences to create songs that feel timeless & immediate.
Lauren works closely with her band mate, bassist, Peter Perrett Jr., who brings a wealth of experience, having performed with artists including Bryan Ferry and Babyshambles. Together, they also contributed to the critically acclaimed return of Peter Perrett (Sr.), frontman of the iconic new wave band The Only Ones (known for the new wave song “Another Girl, Another Planet”).
Her new single “Running Low” captures Lauren’s distinctive style especially well, combining a sensual atmosphere, with strong melodic writing and emotional depth. The result is music that feels cinematic, timeless, yet modern, and unmistakably her own.
A striking music video has been created for “Running Low”, directed by Jack and Mars, extending the song’s cinematic world into the visual realm.
Once you’ve enjoyed the featured clip above from one of our carefully selected partners, today’s winning postcode will be displayed. Are you a winner?
Make sure you check back every day for another chance to see some great content and maybe even win £100 or more!
The video draw is made every day at 12 noon.
Winning couldn’t be easier, all you need to do is answer today’s survey questions for a chance to win £50 or more. Can’t see a survey? Don’t worry, we don’t always have one, the winning postcode will automatically be revealed after a few seconds.
Most days there will be a short survey to complete so you can collect bonuses and uncover the winning postcode to see if you are the winner!
Our surveys are much quicker and simpler to fill in than those old-fashioned online paid surveys you may have seen. Completing a survey only takes a few minutes at the most and unlocks your chance to win today’s monetary prize.
Don’t forget to check back every day to answer the questions and see if your postcode is a winner. If you’re a winner but you don’t check your postcode, the money prize rolls over to tomorrow’s lucky player – so don’t miss out!
The Stackpot is another free flutter, offering you the chance to win £10 just by visiting this page! If your postcode appears above, you’ve won!
It’s a really simple and fun way to bag yourself a tenner – instantly!
Unlike our other lotteries, this one is refreshed twice a day – at 9am and 9pm. It’s the competition that you can win just by turning up! Simply check the page in the morning and evening to see if you’re a winner – you’ll find out if you’ve won our stackpot draw instantly!
Good Luck!
These draws become unlocked as you build your Bonus. Your Bonus is a side-pot that is added to your winnings whenever you win a prize on any of our postcode draws. There are a few ways you can build up your bonus and maximise your wins:
Visit the Main Draw, Video Draw, and Survey Draw each day for 3p
Refer friends to sign up to PMP and earn up to £200. More here.
Keep an eye on the offers and complete the ones that take your fancy
After a week or two this can really add up. Our biggest ever winner had an incredible bonus of £8,650.21, so it just goes to show building your bonus can really pay off!
Welcome to the web’s biggest free daily lottery! I created Pick My Postcode a few years ago and I had no idea I would be giving over
Our main daily prize starts at £200 (unless it’s a rollover of course), but we also have lots of other opportunities to win on: The Video Draw, The Survey Draw and The Stackpot where lots of members win £10 prizes twice a day.
Today,
Your Bonus is an additional pot of money that we add to your winnings. You can build this up as you continue to visit the site, take up our sponsored’ offers, complete market research surveys and help us grow by sharing your personal referral link below. We aim to give away tens of thousands of pounds every day for free one day. So please get sharing, but most of all, good luck! 🙂
Chris & The PMP Team
Looking for even more chances to win? PMP Competitions gives you the opportunity to enter free competitions every day, with prizes ranging from holidays and the latest tech to beauty bundles, pet products, home essentials and much more.
At Pick My Postcode, we’ve spent years giving away free cash prizes through our daily draws. Now, we’re excited to introduce another way to win prizes online, without spending a penny. Here’s everything you need to know about PMP Competitions.
PMP Competitions is a brand-new platform offering free prize draws and instant win competitions every day. The competitions are run on our behalf by DMRi, which means they operate on a separate website from Pick My Postcode. Because of this, you’ll need to create a separate registration in order to enter the competitions. You are not automatically signed up to PMP Competitions just because you are a Pick My Postcode member.
Just like Pick My Postcode, every competition is completely free to enter. The prizes are funded through the advertising shown on the site, meaning you never have to buy tickets or pay an entry fee.
New competitions will be added daily, covering all types of prizes such as holidays, tech, pets, beauty, home and many more. With new competitions launching every day, it’s worth checking back regularly so you don’t miss your next chance to win.
There are two types of competition on site: Prize Draws and Instant Wins.
For ‘Prize Draw Competitions’, you must successfully select the correct answer to the question from the multiple-choice answers given. Should you select the correct answer you will automatically have gained one entry into the prize draw from which winners will be randomly selected from all of the correct entries into that particular prize draw.
The ‘Instant Wins’ operate like a lucky dip where random numbers are generated and if they match the ones you pick then you win the prize.
Every competition can be entered once per day, giving you a fresh chance to win every 24 hours. Thus, you can come back and enter again each day while a competition is live to increase your chances of winning.
You can also get additional entries by sharing on social media, email or just by sending the link to a friend. You can earn up to 15 additional entries per competition each day by sharing your unique referral link with friends and family. You’ll receive bonus entries when someone signs up and enters through your link and they’ll receive bonus entries too.
You can join our new Facebook Group – Pick My Postcode Competitions. Once you’ve joined you can ask questions that we or other PMPers can answer! We’ll also keep that updated with exciting new competitions.
If you have more questions about how PMP Competitions works, you can read their rules of play, FAQs or send questions in via their contact form.
(*This contact form is manned by the DMRi staff, not by Pick My Postcode Admin Team).
A Nick Name
in 27 minutes
I've just been looking at a number of people police want to speak to. It says they could be suspects or witnesses. Then when you look at each one and the offence it relates to, you know each one is a suspect not a witness. Then if you look at the police who are looking for them you know straight away they're also criminals and what they'd be wanted for.
I have to admit, that last bit wasn't strictly true, but so many of them are these days, and oddly many for sexual offences of one sort or another.
avisk
in an hour
What an amazing talent - just to look at people and know so much about them.
Kenny b
an hour ago
My mate was hospitalised after taking an E.
The security on countdown don't mess around!! 😜😜
DaSoothMoother
in an hour
@ANN - You forgot the "please"
🧙♂️🧑🦯🤣
A Nick Name
in 23 minutes
I'll have a P Bob.
maddadof
25 minutes ago
:-) :-)
Lol 63
an hour ago
🤪
Who remembers Blockbusters?
Tattie
4 hours ago
Lauren Moon: Really enjoyed your song. Great vocals.
Chocolate Spaniel
3 hours ago
Each page has its own comments. If this is put on the Video Draw page the artist will see it, but on this page it's unlikely.
Wendyhouse
7 hours ago
Love the video music draw today of Lauren Moon,best one for awhile 🤗🎼
Lidlicker 🎀✨👀
6 hours ago
I appreciate you posting here 'Wendyhouse'. I've been a member for many years and, for some unknown reason, the comments on the Video Draw page are the only ones I don't read 🤷. I therefore appreciate someone voicing a recommendation - it makes me pop back & listen.
Alley1940
7 hours ago
There is a place under all draw pages for comments. This would have been better on the Video Draw page.
Beth8it!
a day ago
Puppy Tails (let me know if this is too frequent):
Today I decided to take a pair of shoes back to Go Outdoors as the side welt had failed and it was separating after only two months’ use. My mate also wanted to get some shoes there, so I left Indi home, loaded up the boys, picked up my mate en route and off we trogged. No problem with Storm being travel sick as he had had half a tablet, though he does dribble and slobber a lot from stress. Hopefully that will improve in time. They were so good the whole time - sat quietly, walked reasonably well without pulling (at least, no clothing stands demolished!) and were very polite when they met other dogs. I managed to let Shadow meet a little field spaniel while Storm was looking round at other things, so they had a few seconds with him being friendly but not pushy, then I pulled him back and Storm came to see her. Two together is a bit too full-on and I was practising what we had been told yesterday in class. All was going fine, with the spaniel totally calm, then her owner turned round, saw my two and immediately lifted hers up onto the seat beside her. What happened? Of course hers felt vulnerable and not in control and immediately bared her teeth and backed off. Totally unnecessary - ten minutes later they met again and it was fine, on ground level. There was also a very large lab x ?greyhound? Ahead of us. The boys looked hopeful but we were heading to the till behind it so they didn’t meet, and when we were served the boys lay down quietly and waited, then came out to the car to put my new shoes out there. Went back in to wait for my mate to be served and the other dog started barking at mine. Shad said, ‘Oo, can I do that?’ and barked back once - and he has a very impressive, deep bark, like a much older dog. I shushed him, but the other one barked several more times. I waited for the owner to stop him but she didn’t and then Storm did a very quiet growl - first time I had heard that from either of them. He got severely told to be quiet, and they waited nicely until, as we were heading out, Storm launched himself to the water bowl just inside the door. No problem, thinks I, until I heard crunching and realised there was also a bowl with dog biscuits in - well, there had been. The two hoovered round until Shadow decided to go round the back of a tall sign and the lead nearly lifted it out of its stand. I thought we really ought to depart before we pushed our luck too far. They were so tired when we got home - new experiences are very exhausting, mentally as well as physically. I thought it was very successful on the whole - definitely a 9/10 visit.
Lol 63
an hour ago
Like Bob up & down I also tend to skip the puppy tales but other people obviously like them, so carry on.
Eagles Fan
1 hours ago
Please don't stop, the daily giggle is worth waiting for! Having grown up with friends who had two lab puppies who chewed through the base of their wooden staircase, reading about your "termites" brings back fond memories.
Val1101
1 hours ago
Keep the updates coming please Beth8it 😘 x
Lindab
2 hours ago
Love the puppy tails.
tetleyt
3 hours ago
I also love the puppy updates. 💚
Barrie
3 hours ago
Can you train some kids that the parents let run riot?
My reaction to this subject is the same as every other thread. If someone doesn't like the subject they can move on.
AJR
4 hours ago
I also like the puppy tails so do keep posting, you are doing a great job with them.
csikijanos
5 hours ago
Beth, just a thought about the travel-sickness. A change of car may be impractical for you, but when we changed from diesel to petrol our dog changed from poorly when travelling to quite liking it.
Beth8it!
5 hours ago
Thank you all - I don’t get to see many people so telling you lot means I have someone to tell about them
6 hours ago
I'm really a cat person through ownership and familiarity but do love these doggy tales as they are so descriptive and entertaining. A dog as a pet has always been impractical for many reasons and I can see how much time, effort, knowledge and patience is a necessity. Thanks for taking the time to so cleverly recount the stories
Shyboy
6 hours ago
Keep them coming, Beth.
Alley1940
6 hours ago
I enjoy your troubles as often as you can write them Beth.
Bob up and Down🟦
7 hours ago
Although of no interest to me, I can easily scroll past, it’s obvious so many folk like it, you should keep going
samandi
7 hours ago
Definitely not too frequent in my opinion also, I really enjoy their adventures.
Cakey🎂
9 hours ago
After my beloved dog died I didn't get another for various reasons so your stories of the puppies allow me to be a dog owner by proxy. Keep the stories coming Beth, as often as you like.
Jaffa
10 hours ago
I also really enjoy your updates and you write well.
Suelero
10 hours ago
Keep them coming, Beth. I never got the photos so I use my imagination but it conjures up a lovely picture each time.
Em
10 hours ago
I love hearing about them. It's lovely to hear how they are learning and behaving.
😎👍🏼 ...9--0==✈🌞🐯
20 hours ago
A dogs life is a steep learning curve. I quite like these threads @Beth8it!.
Chocolate Spaniel
20 hours ago
It's great to read their daily adventures Beth. Keep them coming.
Poppy
20 hours ago
Beth, I really enjoy reading your Puppy Tails, it certainly isn't too frequent for me! 🐕🐾
A Nick Name
in 27 minutes
I've just been looking at a number of people police want to speak to. It says they could be suspects or witnesses. Then when you look at each one and the offence it relates to, you know each one is a suspect not a witness. Then if you look at the police who are looking for them you know straight away they're also criminals and what they'd be wanted for.
I have to admit, that last bit wasn't strictly true, but so many of them are these days, and oddly many for sexual offences of one sort or another.
avisk
in an hour
What an amazing talent - just to look at people and know so much about them.
Kenny b
an hour ago
My mate was hospitalised after taking an E.
The security on countdown don't mess around!! 😜😜
DaSoothMoother
in an hour
@ANN - You forgot the "please"
🧙♂️🧑🦯🤣
A Nick Name
in 23 minutes
I'll have a P Bob.
maddadof
25 minutes ago
:-) :-)
Lol 63
an hour ago
🤪
Who remembers Blockbusters?
Tattie
4 hours ago
Lauren Moon: Really enjoyed your song. Great vocals.
Chocolate Spaniel
3 hours ago
Each page has its own comments. If this is put on the Video Draw page the artist will see it, but on this page it's unlikely.
Wendyhouse
7 hours ago
Love the video music draw today of Lauren Moon,best one for awhile 🤗🎼
Lidlicker 🎀✨👀
6 hours ago
I appreciate you posting here 'Wendyhouse'. I've been a member for many years and, for some unknown reason, the comments on the Video Draw page are the only ones I don't read 🤷. I therefore appreciate someone voicing a recommendation - it makes me pop back & listen.
Alley1940
7 hours ago
There is a place under all draw pages for comments. This would have been better on the Video Draw page.
Beth8it!
a day ago
Puppy Tails (let me know if this is too frequent):
Today I decided to take a pair of shoes back to Go Outdoors as the side welt had failed and it was separating after only two months’ use. My mate also wanted to get some shoes there, so I left Indi home, loaded up the boys, picked up my mate en route and off we trogged. No problem with Storm being travel sick as he had had half a tablet, though he does dribble and slobber a lot from stress. Hopefully that will improve in time. They were so good the whole time - sat quietly, walked reasonably well without pulling (at least, no clothing stands demolished!) and were very polite when they met other dogs. I managed to let Shadow meet a little field spaniel while Storm was looking round at other things, so they had a few seconds with him being friendly but not pushy, then I pulled him back and Storm came to see her. Two together is a bit too full-on and I was practising what we had been told yesterday in class. All was going fine, with the spaniel totally calm, then her owner turned round, saw my two and immediately lifted hers up onto the seat beside her. What happened? Of course hers felt vulnerable and not in control and immediately bared her teeth and backed off. Totally unnecessary - ten minutes later they met again and it was fine, on ground level. There was also a very large lab x ?greyhound? Ahead of us. The boys looked hopeful but we were heading to the till behind it so they didn’t meet, and when we were served the boys lay down quietly and waited, then came out to the car to put my new shoes out there. Went back in to wait for my mate to be served and the other dog started barking at mine. Shad said, ‘Oo, can I do that?’ and barked back once - and he has a very impressive, deep bark, like a much older dog. I shushed him, but the other one barked several more times. I waited for the owner to stop him but she didn’t and then Storm did a very quiet growl - first time I had heard that from either of them. He got severely told to be quiet, and they waited nicely until, as we were heading out, Storm launched himself to the water bowl just inside the door. No problem, thinks I, until I heard crunching and realised there was also a bowl with dog biscuits in - well, there had been. The two hoovered round until Shadow decided to go round the back of a tall sign and the lead nearly lifted it out of its stand. I thought we really ought to depart before we pushed our luck too far. They were so tired when we got home - new experiences are very exhausting, mentally as well as physically. I thought it was very successful on the whole - definitely a 9/10 visit.
Lol 63
an hour ago
Like Bob up & down I also tend to skip the puppy tales but other people obviously like them, so carry on.
Eagles Fan
1 hours ago
Please don't stop, the daily giggle is worth waiting for! Having grown up with friends who had two lab puppies who chewed through the base of their wooden staircase, reading about your "termites" brings back fond memories.
Val1101
1 hours ago
Keep the updates coming please Beth8it 😘 x
Lindab
2 hours ago
Love the puppy tails.
tetleyt
3 hours ago
I also love the puppy updates. 💚
Barrie
3 hours ago
Can you train some kids that the parents let run riot?
My reaction to this subject is the same as every other thread. If someone doesn't like the subject they can move on.
AJR
4 hours ago
I also like the puppy tails so do keep posting, you are doing a great job with them.
csikijanos
5 hours ago
Beth, just a thought about the travel-sickness. A change of car may be impractical for you, but when we changed from diesel to petrol our dog changed from poorly when travelling to quite liking it.
Beth8it!
5 hours ago
Thank you all - I don’t get to see many people so telling you lot means I have someone to tell about them
6 hours ago
I'm really a cat person through ownership and familiarity but do love these doggy tales as they are so descriptive and entertaining. A dog as a pet has always been impractical for many reasons and I can see how much time, effort, knowledge and patience is a necessity. Thanks for taking the time to so cleverly recount the stories
Shyboy
6 hours ago
Keep them coming, Beth.
Alley1940
6 hours ago
I enjoy your troubles as often as you can write them Beth.
Bob up and Down🟦
7 hours ago
Although of no interest to me, I can easily scroll past, it’s obvious so many folk like it, you should keep going
samandi
7 hours ago
Definitely not too frequent in my opinion also, I really enjoy their adventures.
Cakey🎂
9 hours ago
After my beloved dog died I didn't get another for various reasons so your stories of the puppies allow me to be a dog owner by proxy. Keep the stories coming Beth, as often as you like.
Jaffa
10 hours ago
I also really enjoy your updates and you write well.
Suelero
10 hours ago
Keep them coming, Beth. I never got the photos so I use my imagination but it conjures up a lovely picture each time.
Em
10 hours ago
I love hearing about them. It's lovely to hear how they are learning and behaving.
😎👍🏼 ...9--0==✈🌞🐯
20 hours ago
A dogs life is a steep learning curve. I quite like these threads @Beth8it!.
Chocolate Spaniel
20 hours ago
It's great to read their daily adventures Beth. Keep them coming.
Poppy
20 hours ago
Beth, I really enjoy reading your Puppy Tails, it certainly isn't too frequent for me! 🐕🐾