AIMEE LAY Los Angeles, California
“Aimee Lay can rock; but, most notably for me, she has a tendency to wrap her voice around my heart and ease it’s fluttered
rhythm. I then feel as though I’ve wandered over icy city streets with her, in search of a hot cup of coffee, warm conversation, and a cigarette.””
— Dirty Jeff, DIRTY HIPPIE RADIO
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