Lillie Mae

Guitar World

June 2020

FIVE QUESTIONS WITH THE ENIGMATIC NASHVILLE SPITFIRE — ON THE HEELS OF HER NEW ALBUM, OTHER GIRLS

- Mark McStea

NASHVILLE-BASED ROOTS artist Lillie Mae recently released her third solo album, the Dave Cobb-produced Other Girls, via Jack White’s Third Man Records. The album’s haunting and eerie harmonies are juxtaposed against some downright swampy instrumentation and traditional elements that anchor Mae’s other-worldly vibe in something that’s steeped in Americana without resorting to anything remotely resembling a cliché. We recently caught up with Mae to give her the “five questions” treatment.

Other Girls is quite a departure from the trad-country sound of your last album, 2017’s Forever and Then Some. How’d that come about?

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