Hey kids-

It’s been a big, busy week. I have been thick into rehearsal mode, getting ready to unveil the new lineup and live show this fall at my Musicfest Northwest! That’s all happening on Friday, September 18th, so…come to my MFNW showcase in Portland and have your minds blown. (If you’re into that sorta thing.)

I am also working on THREE new studio projects (on top of “From Pillar To Post”, which is about to come out on Beat The World Records) so “busy” may be an understatement when talking about my current state of affairs!

This week I tracked vocals at Tom (aka “Cars and Trains“) Filepp’s studio for a project I’m in the midst of with Y-Tron (aka Bryan Cecil) and everything turned out pretty amazing! I’m excited about all the talented folks I am working with these days!!! I’ve also been plugging away at a record of cover songs with Producer Mac Valentine and new songs with Carlos (Cortes) for later, so…more for your ears soon (and moving forward)!

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Have a great week everybody! I have some big announcements coming up and am having SUCH a hard time keeping my big mouth shut about them in the meantime! Patience is not really my specialty, as it turns out. ha ha ha

Love you all! Thanks for listening! New music and videos coming right up.

xxLL

CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL POST…but here’s a bit to tide you over:

From “KNOX ROAD”:
“We received an advance copy of the album, titled, From Pillar To Post, and I’ve had it on repeat ever since. ‘Cassettes Won’t Listen’ fans, listen up. Lynn brings a plethora of electronic instrumentation to the table… Much like The Dandy Warhols, Lynn keeps most of his tunes upbeat, and doesn’t drown in the melancholic sounds of several other artists within the same genre (e.g. Electric President, Eberg, Tunng). “Feed Me To The Wolves” is one of the best tracks on the album, and a clear standout from the get-go. The pounding synths and keys, along with processed vocals from Lynn, work to create a stunning pyschedelic explosion – yet somehow Lynn manages to keep the song thoroughly grounded at the same time, with Cortes’ illustrious production a big help. By the way, “Burning Your Glory” will be used in the pilot for a new TV show, Astoria, Queens.”

Nice one, right?