To be able to love, you have to be willing to get hurt – and I love the dichotomy of this theme and the way liv. so effortlessly outlines the familiarity and the danger of getting comfortable with someone who turns out to be more creature than comfort…

With a righteous f-bomb right 16 seconds into her new song “The Mistake,” liv. surely lives up to an Alanis Morrissette meets Margo Price vibe where the polar ends of radio alt-rock meet the realms of high steppin’ honky-tonk...

New York State’s Hudson Valley-native liv.’s savory melodies and dreamy vocals were a welcome antidote to the usual ragtag sounds of the city…

The song is autobiographical — though not based on liv.'s experience. She found inspiration from her college roommate's experience navigating a sudden breakup…

However, what seems to be before you isn’t always what’s really going on. Is this acceptance, or is this being oh so understanding of the person ripping a hole in your heart actually denial of what is going on…?

Looking for a raw rocknroll-drenched pop song that’ll grab ya by the cojones from the get-go? Try this verse out for size, “I cut my hair in a way I know you’d hate/ And I changed your name in my phone to “The Mistake…”

Music was never in the cards professionally, but the world wouldn’t be spared. A twang and a bang, liv.’s musical journey is truly the definition of Serendipity…

In this spirited discussion all about the symbolism and experiences of writing a glittering album that is equal parts nostalgic and mature, we discussed sonic tropes and stylistic choices alongside her real-life inspirations…

For this episode, we're pleased to welcome Hudson Valley, New York singer/songwriter liv. to the show. Her debut album “Young, Dumb, and in Love” is available now on streaming platforms…

Liv joined us for a lovely together at home! She went deep on some of the songs, featured some of the artists who brought her album to life, and we even got her Mom on to tell us how the album came to life...

Enjoy the interview with liv., a very cool singer with beautiful songs such as “comfort creature.” Get to know her a little bit more with this amazing interview!

Ben and Wayne welcome liv. *(yes, we spelled it right) to discuss Caamp's "By and By" (2019) along with her latest album "Young, Dumb, and in Love…"

Michael from Pedestrian at Best interviews Indie/Americana artist, liv. They discuss the album and its themes, the music-making process, songwriting inspiration, and her plans for the future…

I realized I was listening to a breakup song. You know, the kind I look for when I find an interesting person. A song about a red hoodie. So, I decided to experience it. I bought a red hoodie online and put myself right smack in the middle of liv.’s song…

liv. is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Hudson Valley, New York. Not too long ago, she released a lovely indie-rock single, entitled, “Lemon,” featuring Nathan Kalish…

The American singer liv., brings the best of her talent in Lemon, the song is a great sample of all her potential in her compositions and also in her vocal resourcefulness…

When heartbreak rips you apart, you contend with much more than only shards of your heart. There’s the material things to deal with, as well. “Red Hoodie” draws upon an experience a close friend endured…

Written as a coping mechanism for a breakup, Lemon shows the bittersweet aspects of a breakup; from the pain of heartache to the possibilities of eventually finding something/someone better…

With a sensational footprint, the fabulous liv. presents us with one of the most significant, and impressive works already released this year…

“Funny vibrations of such genres as Indie Folk and Americana very competently complement each other, bringing diversity to a common dynamic arrangement…”

On today's episode, liv. and Van talk about their collaboration, their future and current projects, serendipitous connections, and Muriel the cow…

liv. speaks with Jimi Palacios of NOLA County Radio about her debut album Young, Dumb, And In Love produced by Van Plating

A stroke of instrumental genius warrants a voice as smooth as silk. With a little bit of patience, they can run this town. A rollercoaster of sound, the song begins with an astral ascent…

With its scrupulously produced modern rock vibes, navigating conflicts lyrics, and stadium-sized sound, this track is gonna induce plenty of car windows to be rolled down and loud sing-a-longs and, just maybe, find its way onto a soundtrack or two…

Flashy pants, cinched corset, and a cowboy hat to boot, liv.’s stage presence is captivating, singing her heart out, interacting with both the crowd and band, as if she was born to entertain everyone around her…

Plating described it as different from anything on which you’ve yet heard her. Instead of starting “from the bottom up,” Plating said, “For her record, I wanted to try something different and start with her vocals…”

liv. is a prolific singer/songwriter, funny AF, and charming. Her singing voice transports and her songwriting is at the top of the field. She premiers her single “comfort creature” charms and is now a show regular.

This one-of-a-kind event is an opportunity to connect directly with the leaders of these organizations and see the first-ever live performance of “Won’t Be Broken”, an original song written by John Burton and Olivia Bolger…

Something wicked this way comes — in the form of Will Payne Harrison and liv.‘s “Full Moon Fever.” Acoustics shake and rattle, a spooky elixir that is sure to run the blood cold…

Join us as we delve deep into the world of liv., uncovering the inspiration behind her music, her creative process, and the powerful stories she weaves into her songs. Get ready to be captivated by this remarkable artist as we kick off our "24 Days of New Artists" series with the incredible liv…

Ben and Wayne from Records Revisited invite liv. and others to discuss Hall and Oates’ “Abandoned Luncheonette” (1973)