Lily Seabird

Before that, Soccer Team, Mental Anguish Is Your Friend.

New one from Trentemøller, Swerve, coming after Lily Seabird with Election Day.

And then Flougeist came after John Foxx with Like a Bug.

The next one is a new one from Josefine Orm and The Liberation and Anton Newcombe, so a, a big line-up there.

One, the second of which, the choice came from Friend of the show, Dan, he's chosen a track from the Crystal Teardrops new record, Love You More.

But first I'm going to go with something which was close to having Album of the Week, from Lily Seabird.

I think what took it away from it was the fact that this album has been out digitally for a couple of weeks now, but only had a physical release yesterday, or on the streaming platforms.

Don't know exactly the deal with it.

And they're playing Sheffield, the Washington on the 12th of November, which is a Thursday night.

Um, I will be there.

Lily Seabird before with something from her album, Lightspheres, on their way.

And now it's treble seven time.

In my heart They say there's a beauty in everything The cars under the overpass The flowers and garbage that scatter the grass On the way to our next show Well, there'll be tequila shots and plane crash videos Empty parking lots, two hands on the stereo

That was Black Star by Lily Seabird.

An artist from

Bellington, Vermont.

I'm Dylan Tupper Rupert.

On today's episode, I have an interview with Lily Seabird.

That was Lily's song called Demon in Me off of her brand new record, Light Spheres on Their Way, which just came out on Lamo Records and is out on streaming platforms this Friday.

Lily Seabird hails from Burlington, Vermont, which is...

One of the hotspots of indie rock in the 2020s, as we have only scratched the surface of here on Music Person, but she spent much of her childhood in rural Pennsylvania and then did a little bit of art school in New York City, dropped out and landed in Burlington at age 19.

And it was Kismet.

I was like... damn girl can't wait literally cannot wait and we don't we don't have to wait that record is out now and it's called light spheres on their way this song is election day Okay, so here's where my I'm not doing journalism on this podcast bias starts coming through.

But I think one of the most fulfilling feelings of the human experience is getting to see someone you love recognize their own greatness, even for like the tiniest split second.

I wanna talk about a record that is sort of out right now and sort of coming out in a few weeks.

Uh, the artist is named Lily Seabird.

Her record is called Light Spheres On Their Way.

And this record, it, it, it comes courtesy of Lamò Records, which is a really cool record label, works with a bunch of people that I like, including, like, bands like Second Grade and, uh, singer-songwriter Sydney Gish.

But if that is you, let me just say, put a bug in your ear to check out this album in a few weeks.

Uh, I think it's really good.

Lily Seabird is a songwriter from Vermont, and she first came on my radar last year with her second album, Trash Mountain, which was definitely the twangier sound, uh, side of her sound, although she's definitely more of an indie rock artist, I would say, than, like, an Americana artist.

And on this new record, I would say the country sound of her previous record is dialed back, and the vibe on this one is a little bit jammier.

I can feel it.

We're going to go out this week with a track from an artist I just discovered the other day who goes by the name Lily Seabird.

And she took her performing last name from when an ex-boyfriend called her the C word and a friend said, I think you can use that somehow.

And she did.