Lauren Ruth Ward is a force to be reckoned with in her new single and video “Wise Gal“. Headstrong with powerful vocals in tow, she reflects on previously internalized lack of confidence she once held about calling herself a musician, proclaiming in the track’s chorus: “…don’t want to be with you man, I want to be in the …
Reflecting on the song’s freeing integrity, Ward says, “A culmination of shifting relationships left me feeling winded at one point mainly due to the amount of energy I spent on understanding an opposing side of an argument. I’m always game to hear someone else’s reality, share mine, and find a common ground but life ain’t …
Lauren Ruth Ward’s music has spread like wildfire these past two years in LA after leaving her hometown of Baltimore. Her lyrics are secrets to strangers, writing about her life’s trajectory sharing both vulnerability and strength delivered with grit and vibrato. Her band re-creates 60’s rock and roll nuances, allowing Ward to release a powerhouse …
Los Angeles powerhouse Lauren Ruth Ward, has turned heads with her stunning voice and 70s psych-glam swagger. In addition to releasing her critically acclaimed debut album Well, Hell, she has shared stages with Keith Urban, Shirley Manson, Eddie Vedder, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Shakey Graves and Liz Phair, and played to sold out crowds in LA & across the US. Lauren recently went …
“…his brain is squirming like a toad…. In a world where few things can still shock, Lauren Ruth Ward’s multipicity of Doors covers can at least pleasantly surprise by bringing a little post-millenial optimism to some psychedelic staples. Note well the upbeat guitars on “Love Street” and the unfailing Fender-Rhodes keys on “Riders on the …