the amazing Lorenzo Landini has tunes for you
I’m a lefty folk rock songwriter and guitarist that just moved to Philadelphia. My latest full length album “Wins Above Replacement” is out now, and I play live and streaming shows with increasing frequency. Scroll to learn about my recent releases, and sign up for my email list to stay updated by clicking The Little Button!
“ROCKAWAY” NOW STREAMING
“a signature blend of earnest emotion and deprecating humour, occupying a space between nostalgic longing and existential dread” — VARIOUS SMALL FLAMES
CURSES
“debt or death” NOW STREAMING
an alt-country lapsed Catholic romp
LEAVE NO TRACE
A cathartic but wry bop, check out this folksy song about community and “making your mark”
I’ve always loved sports, and “Wins Above Replacement” is my folk rock love letter to the role sports have played (heh) in my family, in finding friends in fan communities, and in lessons and memories and love …
… and it’s also my hate letter to toxic competition, the military-industrial complex, perfectionism, and sportswashing.
(Is a hate letter a thing? You know what, don’t answer that)
my fundraiser for the Transgender Law Center
I collaborated with Ritika Bhasker on a print inspired by my single “incidental Contact,” and the image at right is the result! 100% of the proceeds went to the Transgender Law Center and people got cool prints!
“Let me grow straight and tall like a tree
or let me grow crooked
if that’s the shape I must be.”
“ste(a)l —> ground”
‘a moving spectacle for compassionate minds’ is my debut LP
This isn’t an album about grief. yes, it was written in the midst of some overwhelming sads. and yes, *gestures wildly at everything that was happening then and now!* But this is a collection of songs about growing, in every direction, including up, in the middle of grief.
My debut LP, recorded two weeks after my mother passed. Raw, live, one-single-dang-take acoustic recordings of simple songs that form 11 songs paired sparingly with 10 instruments recorded at various times after the rough tracks were cut in an epic two day session in Vermont. Also featuring the writing of Charles Dickens, memes, anarchism, and a brief allusion to early 20th century Russian drama. oh my!
