Lydia Kaseta’s sad folk songwriting began on the family farm outside of Ann Arbor, Michigan. She spent her formative years in total freedom—barefoot walks on sprawling farmland gave way to cathartic singing and a natural tendency towards personal, vulnerable lyrics packed with heart. After leaving the Midwest for Los Angeles to chase her musical dreams, Lydia initially cut her teeth as a pop songwriter for other artists but soon decided to use her voice to express her own painful emotional truths. . User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
