Lily Amiclo (ah-me-klo) is an artist based out of New York City, born into a family of mostly women—her surname is a tribute to her sisters, Emily and Chloe. Amiclo deep dives French and Italian film scores of the 1960s as inspiration for her self-produced music, which she calls “honeymoon pop.” Her voice has the allure and free-spirited nature of a young Joni Mitchell, matched by the lush and playful sound of 1960s Italy with a modern spin (à la Weyes Blood, Anna Calvi, and Unloved). She’s the eternal-vacation girl—the kind of woman you meet for a summer and wonder about for the rest of your life. She’s your mom when she was hot and on her honeymoon.