Leah Senior - The Music That I Make (Poison Dart)

What Your Ears Say & The Cover Looks LIke

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What We Say

The astute lyricism & throwback folk of Leah Senior's new LP for Poison City is hitting the sweet spot today. Unashamedly sounding like it came out of the Hollywood hills 50 years ago - where it would have held it's head high, the comfortingly familiar compositions & consummate musicianship are the perfect companion for her enlightened introspection & self-aware musings on the creative process.

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What Her Website Says

Australian-based folk diviner Leah Senior silences audiences with vivid lyricism and a voice that soars with a disarmingly honest Sandy Denny-like clarity. Leah effortlessly weaves together spring-time baroque pop playfulness with a fragile blend of bedroom folk. Her fourth album The Music That I Make (2023, Poison City Records) reveals Leah at her most intimate, her songs a cycle of vulnerable meditations on what it means to create. The Music That I Make transports the listener to her sandstone shack in Anglesea, where autumnal British folk meets rain streaked AM radio.

Leah’s previous three albums The Passing Scene, Pretty Faces and Summer’s On The Ground were released through Flightless Records. A chance late night encounter with King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard saw Leah Senior joining their independent label Flightless. In 2022 Leah and her band joined King Gizzard on a national tour of USA/Canada, performing at iconic venues including Red Rocks and Berkeley Theatre.

Leah Senior’s captivating live performances have seen her supporting international artists including Jessica Pratt, Jeff Tweedy and Bedouine and performing at festivals such as Levitation, Desert Daze, Port Fairy Folk Festival and Golden Plains

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