Lera Lynn is an independent artist operating at the intersection of alt-Americana, indie rock, and cinematic noir—known for her layered vocal harmonies, sharp lyricism, and an unflinching look at identity, societal norms and the cost of chasing a creative life. <br><br> She first reached a broad audience through her work on True Detective (Season 2), where her performances and original compositions became a defining sonic thread of the show and built a lasting cult following. Since then, Lynn has carved out a fiercely independent path, releasing music through her own label, Ruby Range Records, while also composing for film, television, and video games. <br><br> Her recent album Comic Book Cowboy (out September 2025) marks a high point in that trajectory—a gritty, self-aware record that leans into adult complexity, balancing disillusionment with dry humor and hard-won acceptance. The project blends lean, punchy rock arrangements with pedal steel textures and atmospheric production, expanding on the sonic world she’s built over more than a decade of releases. <br><br> In 2026, Lynn continues that evolution with the summery single “Digital You (Acoustic)” out May 21, a track that sharpens her ongoing exploration of identity in the digital age—where connection, performance, and selfhood blur in unsettling ways. This reimagined track finds Lynn flirting with a breezy sonic landscape, juxtaposed with the song’s perplexing lyric; an artful dynamic she is steeped in. <br><br> She is currently at work on a new full-length record. <br><br> A seasoned touring artist, Lynn will bring this material overseas this fall with a European run, continuing her reputation for intimate, emotionally charged live performances that resonate long after her last note. <br><br> Across her catalog and career, Lera Lynn has remained committed to one thing: telling the truth, even when it complicates the story.

Lera Lynn is an independent artist operating at the intersection of alt-Americana, indie rock, and cinematic noir—known for her layered vocal harmonies, sharp lyricism, and an unflinching look at identity, societal norms and the cost of chasing a creative life. <br><br> She first reached a broad audience through her work on True Detective (Season 2), where her performances and original compositions became a defining sonic thread of the show and built a lasting cult following. Since then, Lynn has carved out a fiercely independent path, releasing music through her own label, Ruby Range Records, while also composing for film, television, and video games. <br><br> Her recent album Comic Book Cowboy (out September 2025) marks a high point in that trajectory—a gritty, self-aware record that leans into adult complexity, balancing disillusionment with dry humor and hard-won acceptance. The project blends lean, punchy rock arrangements with pedal steel textures and atmospheric production, expanding on the sonic world she’s built over more than a decade of releases. <br><br> In 2026, Lynn continues that evolution with the summery single “Digital You (Acoustic)” out May 21, a track that sharpens her ongoing exploration of identity in the digital age—where connection, performance, and selfhood blur in unsettling ways. This reimagined track finds Lynn flirting with a breezy sonic landscape, juxtaposed with the song’s perplexing lyric; an artful dynamic she is steeped in. <br><br> She is currently at work on a new full-length record. <br><br> A seasoned touring artist, Lynn will bring this material overseas this fall with a European run, continuing her reputation for intimate, emotionally charged live performances that resonate long after her last note. <br><br> Across her catalog and career, Lera Lynn has remained committed to one thing: telling the truth, even when it complicates the story.