Lindsey Troy made her name as the searing voice and guitarist behind Deap Vally, whose cult legacy continues to inspire a new generation of rock heroines. Now, Lindsey Troy steps into the next chapter as a solo artist, exploring new sonic landscapes and fresh emotional terrain with her upcoming single “I’ve Seen the Willow Trees,” written in her Eagle Rock treehouse, and recorded and produced in her analog home studio. This marks Lindsey Troy’s first solo release, and she’s currently putting the finishing touches on her upcoming debut album.

Support for “I’ve Seen the Willow Trees” has come in from all over the world, including plays on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic, BBC Radio 6 by Nick Grimshaw and Huw Stephens, 3RRR Digital Melbourne Australia, Buzzbands LA, with support landing in Line of Best Fit, Stereogum, DORK, Northern Transmissions, Clash Music, DIY Magazine, Guitar World, and more.

“Lindsey Troy has one of those voices that seems beamed in from a different era.” - Stereogum

“Troy’s solo debut reveals a different side of the artist, combining her unique vocal style and fingerpicking on a 1970s mustang, melodic cello lines paired with electronic drum loops and synth lines. Fans of Deap Vally will easily gravitate to the sound and warmth of “I’ve Seen the Willow Trees.” - Northern Transmissions

“Lindsey Troy blooms wild and tender on soulful solo single “I’ve Seen the Willow Trees”” - The Dad Rock Blog

“The positively efflorescent single “I’ve Seen the Willow Trees””
- BuzzBands LA

“I have to recommend rising at an early hour of the day to listen to this tune. It’s best enjoyed while the streets still have a purple tint, preferably surrounded by lush scenery and isolated from any worldly distractions.”
- Music Scene Media

“The beatific piece of songwriting finds Lindsey Troy turning the page in her life.” - Clash Music

“Authenticity and integrity are the currency lesser acts try to manufacture, but Troy has them both in spades, particularly in that honey-and-smoke voice of hers.”
- Joyzine