About Lily Pierce

Lily Pierce is an independent alt-pop recording artist and singer-songwriter based in New York City. Pierce strives to create music that listeners can find comfort in, whether it be through laughing, crying or screaming—internally or externally. The singer grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania singing, writing, and performing music. Originally, the performer started out as an actress studying drama and theatre performance at NYU Tisch School of the Arts until music and songwriting found her again. Pierce trains at the acclaimed Lawrence Vocal Studio and records both at Engine Sound Studios with producer Matt Anthony and Engine Room Audio with J Chris Griffin.​ Lily Pierce is also a big advocate for mental health awareness. She participates in volunteer work with eating disorder mental health organizations, "Project Heal" and the "National Eating Disorder Awareness" center (NEDA) to raise awareness and fundraise for affordable healthcare for those struggling and in need of treatment 

 

Pierce channels her fierce sensitivity into an electric, musical story, so much so that she has coined the term "over-dramatic” storyteller. This is due to her unique writing style and its portrayal of emotions. Her lyricism contains a movie-like quality intertwined with brutal honesty. Pierce's creative ingenious provide a cathartic experience that will pierce right through your heart. All of her influences, such as Carole King, Maisie Peters, Lexi Jayde, and Sabrina Carpenter, share the boldness and honesty that it takes to create a universal experience through music. This is the same type of music Pierce brings to the table and intends to continute to create.

 

Though many of Pierce’s songs are told through poetic and metaphorical language, there is always a tasteful bluntness to her writing. She is sweet, but never backs down from telling it how it is. Lily Pierce is an artist who writes what she feels no matter what. No matter how painful and no matter how complex.