Lindsay Clark + Liv Wright

**Lindsay Clark** Lindsay Clark finds balance between traditional and experimental folk.

She uses poetry, rich harmony and a unique style of self-taught fingerpicking influenced by Elizabeth Cotten, John Fahey, and Joni Michell, bridging diverse influences in folk and classical music. Originally from the small gold rush town of Nevada City, California, she now resides in Portland, Oregon. Carpe Noctem (2022) was called “stunning” by Bob Boilen (NPR Music).

The LP features Alela Diane and William Tyler and has been featured on BBC Scotland, XRay FM, RTE and others. Crystalline (2018) was called “a rare example of the weight that minimalism can bear in contemporary, reflective folk” (Popmatters).

On her forthcoming album elliptic, Clark focuses on pushing the edges of folk music and thematically explores identity, family lineage, mental health, climate change, and the weight of choice. **Liv Wright ** Liv Wright is an indie singer-songwriter whose introspective vocals and folk-influenced melodies have quietly distinguished her within the contemporary indie folk scene. Across releases like Swim in the Ocean and Sky (2018), Sweet Between (2020), and her recent single “Pink Mountains,” she draws on nature’s cycles and patterns to weave nostalgia into intimate sonic landscapes exploring longing, memory, and self-discovery.