PENny    LAME

Penny Lame is a howl in the dark—a voice that doesn’t just sing but demands you feel every blistered inch of her soul. She was raised where country music had teeth and soul music had scars. Her sound is a tribute to both, a fierce testament to raw storytelling wrapped in sweat and defiance. Her story starts early, the kind of origin myth you’d dismiss as cliché if it weren’t true: a kid scribbling down a song about her dad that somehow landed her in the Country Music Hall of Fame before she even hit puberty.

Blurring the lines between past and present, her sound feels like a lost relic of rock’s golden era—reinvigorated with a modern edge. With the raw sound of a garage band and the polish of masterful craftsmanship, Penny Lame breathes a raw, timeless energy into her music.

In the wake of personal tragedy, Penny’s art has taken on a new depth. The loss of her brother to suicide in 2023 has shaped her commitment to using music as a platform for change. Tackling themes of mental health and grief, her songs strike a delicate balance between vulnerability and defiance. Every lyric is an intimate glimpse into struggle and survival, wrapped in melodies that demand to be felt as much as heard.

Her upcoming album Fever Dream, Fallen Star, scheduled for release in April 2025, promises to be her most personal work to date. The collection weaves together themes of memory, loss, and resilience, cementing her reputation as an artist unafraid to explore the depths of human experience.