Madeline Rheaume

Check out this interview with Maine's very own Lauren Crosby! Photos by yours truly.

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“Lauren Crosby is the daughter of a lobsterman from Georgetown, Maine. She and her closest friend, also named Lauren, make music under the moniker The Whiptails. She also works with another band, The Water Signs. She tells me that she “really enjoys working with a band, because there’s a human connection when you play with people,” and she identifies well within the jam band scene, perhaps thanks in large part to her opportunity to record at the legendary Bob Weir’s, TRI studio in California when she was only nineteen years old. The connection to Weir helped increase her fanbase amongst the Deadheads and the jam band culture. That recording chance instilled in Lauren the traveling bug and in 2013, she moved Memphis and Albuquerque, before returning home in 2016.”
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