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Watch Lady perform “How Did You Know” at HotBox Studios
Lady, Kate Foust’s new musical project, released its debut album, You And Me, yesterday. The album was recorded, mixed, and mastered by Phil Nicolo at Studio 4. The official release show for the album is tomorrow, Thursday, October 20th, at PhillyMOCA with Toy Soldiers and Josiah Wise GodBodi; tickets to the show are $10. Lady also performs at the World Cafe 20th Anniversary Concert with Ani DiFranco and Zee Avi at 8 p.m., Friday, October 21st, at the Chameleon Club; tickets to the 21+ show are $20–$75. Below, watch Lady perform “How Did You Know” at HotBox Studios.
Listen to Lady’s new album, You And Me, via Bandcamp
The members of Philadelphia’s Lady have just released their latest album, You And Me, via streaming audio at Bandcamp. You can listen to the audio below, or hand over to the Bandcamp page to purchase the album. (The band stopped by the WXPN studios last spring to record a Key Studio Session—featuring earlier versions of “How Did You Know,” “Ecstasy In Your Outline,” and “Give Me”—which we ran back in April.) The official release show for the album is this Thursday, October 20th, at PhillyMOCA with Toy Soldiers and Josiah Wise GodBodi; tickets to the show are $10. Lady also performs at the World Cafe 20th Anniversary Concert with Ani DiFranco and Zee Avi at 8 p.m., Friday, October 21st, at the Chameleon Club; tickets to the 21+ show are $20–$75.
Download Lady’s “How Did You Know” from The Key Studio Sessions Compilation, Volume 1
Last week we released The Key Studio Sessions Volume 1, a digital compilation of 17 songs recorded by local bands who have done our weekly Key Studio Sessions. You can download the entire collection of 17 songs here. Today we highlight the song “How Did You Know” recorded by Lady, featuring lead singer Kate Foust. As John Vettese noted about the song back in mid-April when we first posted the session, “The members of Philadelphia’s Lady are music students, but you didn’t need me to tell you that. You can hear it in the band’s stylistic mixup (torch-song jazz to big-band swing), or its tricky time signature juxtapositions.” Go here to hear the entire session.