Name: B-Grade University
Brand: Alex Lahey

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DOC135

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2017-06-16

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Supplier US

Secre­tly

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Sales:8.875

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656605143514

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Alex Lahey

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Dead Oceans

Alex Lahey is a singer-songwriter hailing from Melbourne, Australia. With her infectious indie rock sound and heartfelt lyrics, she has quickly gained recognition in the music industry.
Lahey's music is characterized by catchy melodies and relatable storytelling. Her debut album, "I Love You Like a Brother," received critical acclaim for its honest and introspective songs.
Known for her energetic live performances, Lahey has toured extensively both in Australia and internationally. Her passion for connecting with audiences shines through in every show she performs.

Relationship problems. Post-graduation life choices. The troubles of early-20s life. They're Millenials' problems, sure, but weren't they everyone's at one point? Few people can detail these worries quite like Alex Lahey, a 24 year old Melburnian (that's Melbourne, Australia) whose EP B-Grade University is out now on Dead Oceans. Lahey's fuzzed-out, catchy-as-hell indie rock is stacked with emotion, weighing the sound of youthful anxiety against cutting, sophisticated wordplay. Alex Lahey originally released B-Grade University on her own label in summer 2016, shortly before playing Splendour in the Grass, the iconic Australian festival. Lead track, Ivy League, pretty much wrote itself: "I went and studied sax at uni for a few years and just fucking hated it" she told DIY magazine last November. Lahey dropped out to concentrate all her efforts on the songwriting that she cared most about. That cliffjump proved a great decision: B-Grade University immediately went onto heavy rotation on TripleJ, with the single You Don't Think You Like People Like Me earning a Best New Track tag on Pitchfork. Lahey closed 2016 being the most played artist on Triple J Unearthed, as well as being voted Best Female Artist at the Age Music Awards.

B-Grade University

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