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Winter Song
Lily Wilson
Sweet and soulful contemporary folk- pop. Velvet vocals and compelling songwriting supported by some awesome guest musicians.
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Winter Song | 3:59 | Play |
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Time Stands Still | 4:27 | Play |
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Sister Silvie | 4:04 | Play |
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Banyan Tree | 4:27 | Play |
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Good Life | 3:55 | Play |
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What Was Fire | 5:00 | Play |
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Description
Lily Wilson grew up on a ranch in an isolated valley near Napa, California. As she had no neighbors, she began entertaining herself and her family at a young age. She found inspiration in the records her parents played. Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young, The Beatles, and Janis Joplin made an early impression on her and she spent hours teaching herself to sing and play.
Her career writing and performing began when Lily moved to Spain at nineteen. While there she was greatly inspired by the Flamenco music she heard in the gypsy caves above the city, and she began performing on street corners and in tea shops all over Andalusia.
Her first CD, Winter Song, was recorded in Hawaii, where she spent a year writing and recording with White Termite Records, an independent label on Maui. During this time, she collaborated with Adam Seymour, guitarist for The Pretenders, and Susie Hug, lead-singer of the Katydids, who both helped produce and played on the record.
She then moved to Los Angeles, where she performed regularly at local venues like The Mint and Genghis Cohen in Hollywood. While there she also wrote and recorded her second, self-titled C.D. with producer Jim West and Westernmost Music.
Lily's recent solo travels through Chile and Argentina for three months with a backpacking guitar and lots of journals provided the inspiration for the 12 new songs (two in Spanish) which make up her third CD, "Stargazer," recorded in L.A. with producer/ Melissa Etheridge bassist, Mark Browne.
Now based in Napa and Los Angeles, Lily performs all over the country, continues to write and record with Mark Browne, and has also been lending her voice to other artists' projects. Last fall Lily was hired to sing background vocals for the Lifetime T.V. special, "Women Rock." She sang with some of her heroes- Dolly Parton, Bonnie Raitt, Alison Krauss, and Kenny Loggins.