The many dashes deployed below speak for themselves. As someone who curses a blue streak himself and has interviewed Noel Gallagher a few times, I admit to being quite impressed at LP’s constant, casual deployment of profanity. She was funny about it, too, and heroically foul-mouthed. we finally overcame whatever curse the universe had visited upon us and spoke while she cooled her heels before a gig in Salt Lake City earlier this week.įor one thing, she had no problem reliving the well-travelled from-the-shadows-to-the-spotlight narrative that’s dogged her since the freak 2016 hit “ Lost on You” catapulted her from the music-industry background as a professional songwriter to a budding pop star in her own right, one with a sold-out show at Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall this Saturday. The Long Island-raised singer/songwriter born Laura Pergolizzi was entirely chill, grounded and candid, anyway, when after a tragi-comic series of failed attempts to connect - first the writer’s kid got sick, then the writer got sick, then LP herself got sick and subsequently stranded when her tour bus broke down “at 4 o’clock in the morning in the middle of f-kin’ nowhere and we couldn’t get it fixed” en route to a Feb. It’s hard to get a proper read on someone over the phone, admittedly, but LP comes across as a good hang.
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