Pulp with Lilith Ai

Artist Breakdown:

Name: Lilith Ai

Age: “Grown”

Genre: Indie-pop, folk

Spotlight single: Bare Radical

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Lilith Ai is a London based singer/songwriter and began releasing music in 2016 with the debut of her six-track EP, Riot. Over the following four years, Lilith has released over 15 singles and is working on an upcoming album.

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Q & A

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Who is the first artist/band you remember listening to?

As a child my mom would take me to music festivals all the time. I also listened to a lot of Disney soundtracks. Once I got to middle school, I started listening to Avril Lavigne and whatever my brother was listening to.

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What is your favorite hobby?

I have recently really gotten into quilting and gardening. I started my garden in pots on my windowsill and around the front entrance of my apartment.

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Who is doing backup vocals and Who produced/created the beat for Medicine?

I create everything I release unless otherwise mentioned. I also did the back up vocals for this song.

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Who are your primary musical influences?

I am influenced by an array of artists including: Sonic Youth, Frank ocean, Blind Lemon Jefferson, grunge, and Nikki Minaj.

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What is your favorite Lilith Ai Song?

It changes all the time but at the moment I would say it is Cupidʻs Got a Shotgun.

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What inspires you to constantly change your sound? After listening to your discography in a single sitting, I found myself in awe of you attempts at a myriad of genres.

I get bored and want to try my hand at anything I have the ability to. Being quarantined has tested my limits and ability the longer this goes on. I even set up an at home studio in my room to continue creating.

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What was you process in creating Vinegar?

Vinegar came out to be a product of who I am at my very core. I poured every ounce of my heart and soul in that song at the time.

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Who does your cover art?

I have done the cover art for all of my songs! Growing up dyslexic, I had such a hard time learning that it made me revert to creative outlets. I began doing art as a release and continue to use it as an aid with everything I do.

 

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--Reagan Thornley

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