Lacy Wilder

Lacy Wilder is an indie-rock singer-songwriter who has been making waves with her high-energy performances, introspective lyrics, and catchy melodies. Lacy's passion for music was sparked at a young age when she wrote her first song at age 7 in her hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina.

In 2017, Lacy released her debut EP, "I See Black Light," named after author Victor Hugo’s last words. The EP was met with critical acclaim, and its lead single, "Hell Or High Water," became a fan favorite, with its infectious hooks and confessional lyrics resonating with listeners.

Lacy's music is deeply personal and reflects their experiences navigating love, mental health, and self-discovery, drawing inspiration from folk, punk, and musical theater. Her powerful voice has been described as haunting and soulful, with a range that can move from a gentle whisper to a fierce howl in the same song.

Lacy released their debut LP, Tempest Temple, in early 2021, drawing inspiration from the archetypal hero’s journey, which she used to reflect her experience navigating relationships and mental health. The album showcased Lacy's remarkable ability to weave together catchy melodies and poignant lyrics, and its success led to a series of high-profile performances.

With a rapidly growing fanbase and a new album in the works, Lacy Wilder has a promising career ahead of her. Their music is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the strength that comes from embracing one's true self.