Lissie Stays True to Her Strengths, Crafts Songs That Linger with ‘Castles’ | Album Review

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A grown-up, personal set of songs, Lissie’s fourth studio album dutifully showcases a talented singer-songwriter adept at crafting songs that stick with you.

Lissie Extends Her Golden Streak with Exquisitely Crafted ‘My Wild West’ | Album Review

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Fresh from relocating to her native Midwest after 12 years in California, the gifted singer-songwriter's third album finds her in full-on identity recalibration mode.

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