Lindsey Pickett

About: Lindsey Pickett is awesome. A mother of two, Lindsey works in an office behind a computer, and is, of course, a great lover of music. Her favorite genres are Indie Rock, Hard Rock, Punk, Rockabilly, Psychobilly, Americana, Folk, and Bluegrass. She enjoys punk pop to a degree but finds it a major pet peeve when artists call themselves full-on punk without merit. “Don’t call yourself full on punk unless you REALLY are. Like ‘angry, makes me wanna kick a puppy, take down a governmental entity, and drink a keg of beer’, not ‘life is hard, girls are mean, boys don’t care, my heart is on my sleeve’. Be honest about your music, this goes for any genre,” she expresses.

What does Lindsey look for in music? “FEELING! I want to feel something when I listen to your record. I want pictures to flash across the plain of my imagination. And mostly, I want something I can drive to. I drive a lot. If your record makes it to and from work…then you’re in like sin.”

Links to Lindsey socially:

Facebook

Interests and Guilty Pleasures:
Her kids
Discworld Novels (Terry Pratchett is a kindred spirit)
Cats (yeah, she will be the crazy old cat lady someday)
Tattoos
Art
Zombies and other monsters
Math
Budgets
Photography
Chicken and Stars Soup
A wretched addiction to Facebook
Cheesecake (bribes welcome)
Tiny little music venues
Owls, Turtles, and Whales
Rubber ducks (she only owns two, a pirate and a zombie, but man are they cool)
Morning Talk Radio (Lindsey’s a social person, it’s like riding with friends every morning)
The Mountains, rivers, lakes, and other outside rural type places
Thin Mints

Writing Credits:
Enigma Magazine (Chattanooga)
Gravy and Biscuits
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Musical turn-offs

“Anything that sounds like Nickleback, music obviously made just to sound cool or be cool…but that has no feeling behind it, overuse of cussing. It doesn’t sound badass to drop an “F” bomb every other lyric, it really just makes me think you don’t have a very large vocabulary and probably don’t need to be writing songs. And most importantly- not being able to tell what song I’m listening to on an album because they are so similar.”

If all of that didn’t scare or offend you, then by all means, please send Lindsey something you think she’ll enjoy enough to share! (or dislike enough to share…)

Send CDs and Press Kits to:
Lindsey Pickett
c/o Gravy and Biscuits
32 Allison Drive
Lafayette, GA 30728
lindsey@gravyandbiscuits.com

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