Holding Hands

Just Like Love

Windsong And Cigarette Smoke

Hurricane

Things I've Done

The Digger

Love Forever

Everything Out There

Say You Understand

Broken

Against The Light

Death Do Us Part

We Are Bound

Thoughtfully twisted with beauty and rage, Dear Albatross is the confessional hymn every artist struggles with: that the need to make art is a blessing, but also a curse, not unlike the metaphorical albatross around one's neck.

Dear Albatross

The first single from the upcoming EP Space Girl

Shapes

An intense story of domestic violence - and the lengths a young girl would go to save herself and her mother.  

Recorded, mixed, mastered, produced by Lydia Brownfield   
Kate Wakefield, cello  
Jeff Dalrymple, resonator  
Music/Lyrics by Lydia Brownfield  
Copyright © 2024. All rights reserved

Cover You Up

Lydia Brownfield: Bass, ambient guitars   
Jeff Dalrymple: Electric guitar   
Ty Landrum: Drums, percussion    

Produced, mixed, mastered by Lydia Brownfield   
(C) Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.

My Paradise

We could have had it all. I still love you, but you've moved on - and I still am running away.

It Wouldnt Take Much

Featuring: Frank Lapinski, Jeff Dalrymple, Joy Hall

Rocky Beach Of Avalon (Wanting's For Sinners)

Fiery Crash (Wanting's For Sinners)

Resurrection Fern with Jeff Dalrymple (Iron & Wine cover)

Lovesong (The Cure) (withJeff)

Lydia Brownfield's Album

Going to a Town - Live (Rufus Wainwright cover)

Dimming of the Day (Richard Thompson cover)

Walking After Midnight- Live w/Jeff Dalrymple (Patsy Cline cover)

Make You My Lover - Ghosts & Lovers

Youre Lost - Ghosts & Lovers

Longest Day - Ghosts & Lovers

Nashville Love Song - Ghosts & Lovers

Me & You - Feels Like This

Singer/songwriter Lydia Brownfield spent many years honing her craft in Atlanta. She opened for artists including Loudon Wainwright III, Peter Case, Shawn Mullins, and Indigo Girls and played shows with her band in the area’s top clubs. 

Before settling in Columbus, Brownfield became a regular performer in the coffee houses of Greenwich Village and began a recording career that has continued to date. 

Her songs reflect a lifetime of rich and also very human experiences.  They include growing up in Columbus, Ohio, and studying at the local fine arts college. A decade of living and performing in Atlanta and touring the south. A move to New York City and going through two difficult divorces. And most importantly, becoming a mom. All of this brings a dramatic, energetic, and entertaining live show. 

Brownfield’s music influences range widely from folk and alternative country to power pop and punk, and her songs cross many of those same genres but find a comfortable spot among edgy folk/pop artists. Her pure and powerful voice has been compared to Alison Krauss, Sinéad O'Connor, and Sheryl Crow. Brownfield’s range of experiences extends to her live show. She may perform solo, accompanied by her partner and guitarist, Jeff Dalrymple, or play with her entire band. The result is a gifted lyricist showcasing a vast catalog of thoughtfully crafted and beautifully executed songs.

Lydia Brownfield

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