Need You Now

Need You Now (How Many Times)

“The Last Light of Avalon” mourns the end of myth while refusing to let the magic die. Blending Florence’s volcanic belt with Loreena McKennitt’s mysticism, logical_miracle stands as the final flame of a fading realm—harp, Celtic flutes, bodhrán drums, choirs and full orchestra surging behind her.

The song moves from D minor fog into D and G major renewal as she declares, “I am the last light of Avalon… when the world forgets my name, Avalon shall rise again.” It’s a love letter to lost ideals, childhood wonder and anyone who still believes the old stories matter.

The Last Light of Avalon

Eternal as the Stars

Against One Innocent Person

Throughout her decade+ career as both a songwriter and recording artist, Tiffany Arbuckle Lee (a.k.a. PLUMB) has established a highly respected voice in both Christian and mainstream circles.  Beginning with her own chart-topping singles (Stranded, Boys Don’t Cry, God-Shaped Hole), Lee developed into a successful writer for others as well (such as Mandy Moore and Michelle Branch).  The breadth of her creative relevance is driven by Lee’s otherworldly voice, making Plumb a perfect fit in numerous film & TV soundtracks (including Bruce Almighty, Vampire Diaries, and One Tree Hill), and widely embraced in the dance/remix community (#1 Billboard Hot Dance smash Hang On, others).  With her biggest breakout single in years, the #1 infectious rock/worship/inspiration anthem Need You Now (How Many Times), title track from a brand full-length album out February, PLUMB is sure to continue turning ears and hearts in 2013.