SLEEP/OVER is the debut release from Brooklyn-based alternative rock power couple Lady Lightning. It is an open and honest account of what it means to find god in yourself, other people, and putting your faith in love above all else. It will make you sweat, smile and maybe most of all FEEL. We hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed making it. We are Lady Lightning.

Enough

Blow

Lucky Love

Blame

Hero

Heaven

Professionals in a writing room did not create the story being told by these two. It was crafted by fate and over a decade of knowing this is where they would end up together. With two powerful voices and perspectives, Graci Carli and Tony Bush weave together songs of growth, empowerment and love to let listeners in on what it's like to simultaneously struggle and succeed. 

Currently based out of Brooklyn, the 80’s inspired pop-rock duo, Graci and Tony combine their vocals and musical styling to that of Debbie Harry, Kenny Loggins and Michael Jackson. 

Starting in Ohio band The Chasing Game, Graci is the sister to Hawthorne Heights’ lead guitar player, Micah Carli; singing guest vocals on their platinum selling album ‘The Silence in Black and White’. Graci and Tony met on Tony’s first out of town show over a decade ago, went on to sing guest vocals on Scene’s from a Movie’s debut EP, and from there, the two became best friends. 

Graci and Tony have the unique ability to make everyone feel at home. There’s enough nostalgia in the production to take the listener back to a time in their life that they felt safe. There is enough drama and insight in the lyrics to be relatable. There is chemistry between the two on stage that assures the listener that they are watching the real deal. 

With a knack for leaving the listener hanging on, it is not uncommon for a brief silence to accompany the end of a song before the audience catches up with what they just heard.  And sharing in the belief that levity is the great equalizer, those moments are usually bookended with some quick wit as the two have moments between themselves and the audience alike.