Mol Sullivan

Mol Sullivan's music swoons feathery and punches low. Her songs- each a poetic exposé of messy and brilliant humanity- range from bedroom-pop lullabies to alt-country rock tunes drenched in vinegary twang. In 2023, she released the luscious and swirling EP, A Little Hello, on Ruination Record Co. Her debut studio LP, GOOSE, was unveiled in early 2024 to appropriate acclaim. Her work has been featured on Bandcamp's Essential Releases, KCRW's Top Tune of the Day, and spent six weeks on the NACC Top 200 Chart (peaking at #22). Most recently, Sullivan has spent several months on the road as the newest member of WHY? and contributed to their latest album, The Well I Fell Into (2024).

Recorded at Foxhall Studio in Chicago, GOOSE was produced by Sima Cunningham (Finom) and feels much like a long exposure photograph of nearly 15 years of Sullivan's songwriting career, with Cunningham's ear chaperoning each song through a blush colored lens. It is simultaneously sparse and filled up with its own space. Sobriety, fractured relationships, and compassionate introspection loom large on this record that brings together Todd Rundgren style pop craftsmanship with the sweeping intimacy of Bill Callahan - both of which share a knack for turning phrases into devastating and devastatingly funny lines.

If you're in the market for nostalgic 90's Top 40 Americana-pop, you're in luck. Sullivan is charming, witty, and wildly personal- a bowl of milk, deserving every single lap of a parched tabby's tongue