With a sound that's often both lush and delicate, Lily Kershaw's blend of indie folk and songwriter pop reveals a knack for melodic narratives that aren't afraid to explore the deeper recesses of behavior and emotion. After landing a couple of high-profile television placements, she released her debut album, the mostly acoustic Midnight in the Garden, in 2013. Her Nettwerk label debut, 2019's Arcadia, exhibited sleeker pop production while remaining distinctly intimate. She went on to combine gentle acoustic performances with hazy electronics on singles like 2020's "The Last Time" and 2023's depression-inspired "Depreshmode."