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Smail Mail
Snail Mail began as Lindsey Jordan's bedroom project in 2015, when she was still a teenager. Her first EP, 'Habit,' came out the following year. The songs she...
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Snail Mail began as Lindsey Jordan's bedroom project in 2015, when she was still a teenager. Her first EP, 'Habit,' came out the following year. The songs she wrote then were personal and direct, built around her guitar playing and a voice that didn't try to hide its rough edges.
Her debut album 'Lush' arrived in 2018 and got a lot of attention, particularly for the single 'Pristine.' The record was praised for its unvarnished feel. A track like 'Speaking Terms' shows her approach: a slow, aching ballad about the difficulty of reconnecting with someone after things have broken down.
She followed that with another album, 'Valentine,' in 2021. The music on that record felt a bit more expansive, but it kept the same focus on navigating complicated feelings, often about relationships that have soured or the confusion of being young.
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