Fiona Bevan is an English singer-songwriter from Suffolk , who lives in Hackney , London. She wrote, with Ed Sheeran , the song " Little Things " which became a number-one single for English-Irish boy band One Direction . She also performed on Gwyneth Herbert 's 2013 album The Sea Cabinet , sharing writing credits on two of the songs. Her solo releases include the 2011 EP Us and the Darkness .

Early life [ edit ]
Bevan is of British and Canadian parentage. [ 1 ] She was brought up in Suffolk and went to secondary school in Colchester .

Poussez Posse [ edit ]
For several months in 2011, Bevan was joint lead guitarist in the Poussez Posse, a band fronted by Georgina Baillie and mentored by Adam Ant . Fellow members included other lead guitarist Danie Cox and bassist Molly Spiers MacLeod (daughter of Spizzenergi ), both currently of self-styled "flock rock" band The Featherz . This version of the Posse played several support slots for Ant in 2011 and recorded tracks for a planned album. It was replaced by a new line-up, still fronted by Baillie, which continued to support Ant on UK and Australian tours until the beginning of 2013. Rehearsal footage from 2011 of Bevan's lineup of the Poussez Posse is included in Blueblack Hussar , a documentary about Ant directed by Jack Bond .