Lucy Dacus and Smidley

Smidley is the indie-pop, indie-rock, and emo solo project of Foxing frontman Conor Murphy, originating from St. Louis, U.S.A.. Known for exploring diverse musical styles and emotionally pure songwriting, Smidley's work includes the self-titled debut album and "Here Comes The Devil". Popular songs include "No One Likes You" and "Dead Retrievers". Murphy has collaborated with artists like Cameron Boucher and Eric Slick. The project is named after his beloved black lab.

Lucy Dacus is an American indie rock and folk singer-songwriter from Richmond, Virginia, known for her intimate storytelling and warm baritone voice. Her acclaimed albums include "Historian" and "Home Video". Dacus is also a member of the Grammy-winning supergroup Boygenius, alongside Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers. She is recognized for popular songs like "Night Shift" and was named one of Rolling Stone's greatest guitarists.