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Good Morning Easter Road is the second E.P. from Scottish singer-songwriter Lou McLean.
5 songs detailing life through the artist's eyes, as she stumbles through Leith finding music, friendship, love & cheese toasties. Released June 9, 2017
Reviews:
4 stars -The Skinny, 2017
"Her unique brand of wistful, riot grrl pop is unmissable" - The List, 2017.
"A gem of the Scottish underground scene" - Tenement TV, 2017
"Good Morning Easter Road is... a comical masterstroke of intelligent storytelling" - Glasgow West End guide, 2017
"She has the way of telling a narrative with her songs that is surprisingly rare for an artist, some songs connect with you emotionally and others have complex and smart lyrics. You can do either of them and still avoid telling a story with your song but Mclean manages to do all of it." - New Hellfire Club blog.
released June 9, 2017
Music & Lyrics by L. McLean
Mixed & Mastered by John Lyndsay
Recorded at The Depot Studios, Edinburgh.
Artwork by Jo Jobson of @Diskscratch Films
Good Morning Easter Road is the second E.P. from Scottish singer-songwriter Lou McLean.
5 songs detailing life through the artist's eyes, as she stumbles through Leith finding music, friendship, love & cheese toasties. Released June 9, 2017
Reviews:
4 stars -The Skinny, 2017
"Her unique brand of wistful, riot grrl pop is unmissable" - The List, 2017.
"A gem of the Scottish underground scene" - Tenement TV, 2017
"Good Morning Easter Road is... a comical masterstroke of intelligent storytelling" - Glasgow West End guide, 2017
"She has the way of telling a narrative with her songs that is surprisingly rare for an artist, some songs connect with you emotionally and others have complex and smart lyrics. You can do either of them and still avoid telling a story with your song but Mclean manages to do all of it." - New Hellfire Club blog.
released June 9, 2017
Music & Lyrics by L. McLean
Mixed & Mastered by John Lyndsay
Recorded at The Depot Studios, Edinburgh.
Artwork by Jo Jobson of @Diskscratch Films