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An interview with LT (Leanne Tennant)
On this episode of Artist to Fan, Daniel Johnson is joined by far north Queensland singer-songwriter LT. If the name LT doesn't ring any bells there‘s probably a very good reason for that - until recently, she was known as Leanne Tennant and she’s a multi-award-winning artist whose music defies easy categorisation.
That said, her musical output includes everything from folk and blues to rock, indie-pop and dream pop.
LT released her debut album Pull Up Your Britches in 2014 and she’s since released another couple of full-length albums - 2016’s Red Wine, Late Nights and last year’s Happiness is..., which features the singles ‘Cherry Cola’, ‘Till The Sun Dies’, ‘Bring It All Back’ and ‘Record Stores’.
Over the past decade, LT has garnered critical acclaim from the likes of The Guardian, Rolling Stone Australia and Clash Magazine. She’s also a three-time Queensland Music Award winner and picked up the prestigious Carol Lloyd Award in 2018.
After releasing the track ‘Hold Ya’ earlier this year, LT has just released her latest single ‘How Would It Feel’, a collaboration with producer Konstantin Kersting (Tones And I, Mallrat, The Jungle Giants).
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By Daniel JohnsonOn this episode of Artist to Fan, Daniel Johnson is joined by far north Queensland singer-songwriter LT. If the name LT doesn't ring any bells there‘s probably a very good reason for that - until recently, she was known as Leanne Tennant and she’s a multi-award-winning artist whose music defies easy categorisation.
That said, her musical output includes everything from folk and blues to rock, indie-pop and dream pop.
LT released her debut album Pull Up Your Britches in 2014 and she’s since released another couple of full-length albums - 2016’s Red Wine, Late Nights and last year’s Happiness is..., which features the singles ‘Cherry Cola’, ‘Till The Sun Dies’, ‘Bring It All Back’ and ‘Record Stores’.
Over the past decade, LT has garnered critical acclaim from the likes of The Guardian, Rolling Stone Australia and Clash Magazine. She’s also a three-time Queensland Music Award winner and picked up the prestigious Carol Lloyd Award in 2018.
After releasing the track ‘Hold Ya’ earlier this year, LT has just released her latest single ‘How Would It Feel’, a collaboration with producer Konstantin Kersting (Tones And I, Mallrat, The Jungle Giants).