Under the Radar

LAEL NEALE

f Lael Neale's second album, 2021 ‘s , was an attempt to find space and calm whilst surrounded by the neon and noise of Los Angeles, then her follow-up, Star Eaters Delight, is about reaching out from isolation and looking to reconnect with the world. As COVID restrictions began to impact travel, Neale moved back to her family's farm in rural Virginia. “It genuinely is in

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