Blind Date: We're Setting You Up With Lady Lamb The Beekeeper
Find out why the singer and guitarist describes her music as "saucy spaghetti & meatballs."
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Lady Lamb The Beekeeper performs live in the Soundcheck studio.
(Michael Katzif / WNYC)
In this edition of our Blind Date series we're setting you up with Brooklyn-based singer, songwriter and guitarist Aly Spaltro, who performs under the moniker Lady Lamb the Beekeeper. Over the last few years Spaltro has released a series of intriguing bedroom demos and turned heads with her powerful live performances.
She's now releasing her passionate and highly textured debut studio album, Ripely Pine. Hear Spaltro play live -- and find out why she describes her music as "saucy spaghetti & meatballs" on our Blind Date Questionnaire.
Set List:
- "Between Two Trees"
- "Crane Your Neck"
- "Milk Duds"
To learn more about your blind date, check out the questionnaire below.
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Guests:
Lady Lamb The Beekeeper
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