Snail Mail today shares new single and accompanying video ‘Heat Wave’, taken from her hotly anticipated debut album Lush, out June 8th on Matador Records. “I’m not into sometimes”, sings 18-year-old songwriter and guitar virtuoso Lindsey Jordan in this show-stopping tour-de-force of infectious and affecting guitar pop. The video, directed
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Photo Credit: Megan Schaller Baltimore-based singer, songwriter, and guitar prodigy Snail Mail, the moniker of 20-year-old Lindsey Jordan, has re-issued her breakout EP, Habit, available now digitally, with the physical version coming out on August 30th. The
Snail Mail’s full-length debut album, Lush, will be released on June 8th on Matador
Marking her first new release since her ‘Easy Thing’ single last fall, Snail
Marking her first new release since her ‘Easy Thing’ single last fall, Snail Mail (Lindsey Jordan) has dropped her take on The Smashing Pumpkins’ song ‘Tonight Tonight’ via Matador. She recorded the song for
Marking the two year anniversary of the release of her critically acclaimed album Valentine, Snail Mail (Lindsey Jordan) will put out Valentine Demos EP on November 3rd via Matador / Remote Control digitally and on vinyl. Consisting of four early stripped-down
Today, Snail Mail (Lindsey Jordan) announces Valentine, her new album out November 5th via Matador. To mark the occasion, she has released the title track, ‘Valentine’, and its outrageous period drama companion
Photo Credit: Megan Schaller Baltimore-based singer, songwriter, and guitar prodigy Snail Mail, the moniker of 20-year-old Lindsey Jordan, has re-issued her breakout EP, Habit, available now digitally, with the physical version coming out on August 30th. The
Snail Mail today shares new single and accompanying video ‘Heat Wave’, taken from her hotly anticipated debut album Lush, out June 8th on Matador Records. “I’m not into sometimes”, sings 18-year-old songwriter
Snail Mail’s full-length debut album, Lush, will be released on June 8th on Matador Records and can be pre-ordered HERE. It’s a debut for the record books — a refreshing marvel of songwriting and technical composition,