Leslie Nuss

in 2018 Multi Media Artist Leslie Nuss returned to music following her last release, "Round 3" in 2006. Her new ep, "V" was recorded in NYC with Kyle Paas and in LA with Ainjel Emme. Vocally often compared to Joni Mitchell and Elizabeth Fraser, "V" showcases the ethereal sturm und drang of her life now.

As a songwriter, Nuss often tells a whole story in each song, and V starts off with a Grimm Fairy Tale/Girl in the Woods vibe on "Lost."

Then it's on to "The Subway" condensing many years of a recurring dream into 4 minutes.
"Glory Days," the first song she wrote after her lengthly hiatus is about her trepidation over putting her feet back into the musical waters.

Finally, we get "Writer," which is maybe about empowerment? yet ultra dreamy.

Each of her past releases holds gems, from the poppy, "Time Capsule," (Action Hero Superstar) used on Party of Five and Dawson's Creek, to her unique cover of "Eye of the Tiger" (Round 3) originally used in a movie starring Howard Stern's wife Beth Ostrosky.

Live, Nuss often performs solo where her percussive guitar perfectly compliments the rise and fall (and range) of Nuss's voice and songs.