Lucy Culott

It is perhaps her most personal album yet, as crafted with GRAMMY Award-winning co-producer and co-writer of most of the songs on the album David Garza (Fiona Apple, Gaby Moreno). The tracks and melodies pull you toward Lucy’s poignant insights of matters of the heart in the world’s fragile present. David and Lucy spent several weeks in downtown LA writing these stories about women, the ones she grew up with—the fiercely independent and unconventional women who raised her—and those she merely observed from afar, whether in the sandbox or on the subway. Lucy soon found herself writing songs like she’d never written before, or had never even thought about writing before. Lucy says, “a different kind of songwriter in me snuck up on me and hit me hard.”

It is perhaps her most personal album yet, as crafted with GRAMMY Award-winning co-producer and co-writer of most of the songs on the album David Garza (Fiona Apple, Gaby Moreno). The tracks and melodies pull you toward Lucy’s poignant insights of matters of the heart in the world’s fragile present. David and Lucy spent several weeks in downtown LA writing these stories about women, the ones she grew up with—the fiercely independent and unconventional women who raised her—and those she merely observed from afar, whether in the sandbox or on the subway. Lucy soon found herself writing songs like she’d never written before, or had never even thought about writing before. Lucy says, “a different kind of songwriter in me snuck up on me and hit me hard.”

Obscurus is an exploration of the obscured, in a programme which showcases some of the most incredible trumpet writing of the 20th and 21st century, as well as several reimaginings of older, more mainstream works for other instruments, arranged for trumpet by Lucy Humphris.

Arriving at the same time as boygenius bandmate and romantic partner Julien Baker's new record, Lucy Dacus' fourth album and major-label debut is bound to be heavily parsed for clues about their relationship.

Arriving at the same time as boygenius bandmate and romantic partner Julien Baker's new record, Lucy Dacus' fourth album and major-label debut is bound to be heavily parsed for clues about their relationship. While Baker's latest—a country-ish collab with singer-songwriter Torres—mostly plays it cool, Dacus gives curious fans what they want. As a songwriter, she has always specialized in specifics and fine details, and songs like "Lost Time" spare none.

What’s on the TV? Plug it in to your Mac and find out. Or toss in a DVD or even play a movie file. Keep right on working though because you have Trans Lucy 2, the video player that lets you work and watch at the same time. Trans Lucy’s video display floats above the rest of your windows so you get an unobstructed view of your favorite movies. Oh, but don’t worry you can still see your work because you can change the opacity of Trans Lucy’s display. A clearly unique way to keep entertained.

Two of Bach s finest cantatas, both for solo alto, composed in Weimar (1714) and Leipzig (1726) respectively, are here coupled with the delicious agony of grief that is Pergolesi s 'Stabat mater', an acknowledged masterpiece by one of the 18th century s most influential composers.

Lucy Rose dropped her Something’s Changing (Remixes) album, today. The new album features friends, collaborators, and other musical friends Rose met while touring last year including Chartreuse, JAWS, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, Otzeki, Liz Lawrence, and more. Of the project, Rose says “I’ve always loved hearing my songs interpreted by other musicians and I can't stop listening to the remixes on this record.”