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Watch This Is Lorelei Play The Singer in My Band Songs on KCRW

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This is Lorelei dropped by the Santa Monica public radio station KCRW today to perform five songs from his latest album The Singer in My Band. Accompanied by a four-piece band of bassist Al Nardo, keyboardist Bailey Wollowitz, and drummer Cameron Wisch, he played “I Will Eat My Heart In The Morning Light,” “Billy Came Back,” “Watching Heaven Fall,” and the title track. He closed things out with “The Kid With The Crown.” Check out the set below.

The Singer in My Band came out in September, and marked Amos’ first record for his new label, Matador. He’s supporting the album, which he has called a “road record,” on the road right now, accompanied by a roster of openers including Bleachers and @. A true ramblin’ man, he spent this past summer touring with his other band, Water From Your Eyes, who shared their most recent album, It’s a Beautiful Place, in 2025.

Revisit Marissa Lorusso’s review of This is Lorelei’s 2024 debut Box for Buddy, Box for Star.

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