The L.A. Times calls her "one of the city's best" and Chris Ziegler (L.A. Record) writes that Leslie has "the kind of voice you'll realize you've been waiting to hear since forever." The cosmic country artists' most recent single “Blue Roses” from her forthcoming self-titled album has a video that stars Jon Hamm as an emotionally unavailable boyfriend. She’s collaborated with Jim James (My Morning Jacket), Father John Misty, Florence and the Machine, The Milk Carton Kids, Jonathan Wilson, Electric Guest and Jenny O. and has sung live with Joe Walsh (The Eagles), Lucinda Williams, Jackson Browne, Jenny O. and John Fogerty. Named “Best Country Singer” in the L.A. Weekly’s Best Of, her voice mesmerizes with surreal stories about heartbroken donkeys, soldiers wandering the aisles of Costco, and drunk drivers in heaven. Her previous release, 'Sinner' (2019) produced by grammy winner Jonathan Wilson, shows off her high craft. Brave lyrically and without pretense, Leslie Stevens never shies away from laying down what’s what — if only to leave a bookmark in the most golden part of your soul.