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Lynney Williamson Lost: New Synth-Pop Single
Glasgow’s own synth-pop sensation, Lynney Williamson, is capturing the golden hour of musical memory. Following her debut EP, she has delivered her standalone single, “Lost”, produced with Evolution (Josh Stephen Worley-Ebbs).
Originally a track on her EP, fan support prompted Lynney to give the song its own spotlight, complete with artwork by The Dandy Tiger. We sat down with the neurodivergent singer-songwriter on Phoenix FM to chat about working with Evolution, her “Madonnaesque” sonic palette, and the future
Listen to the Interview Here
https://phoenixfm.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Lynney-Williamson-22nd-May-Inteview-Edited.mp3
The 1988 Aesthetic
The single “Lost” feels like a hidden gem from 1988. It channels late-night longing and cinematic nostalgia, like getting turned around on a city drive while headlights slice through the silence.
The comparison to 80s pop royalty is obvious. The track carries a distinctly Madonnaesque grandeur—blending emotionality, danceable momentum, and retro spirit. You can read more music coverage on our Phoenix FM Music Page to discover rising indie talent.
Working With Evolution
A massive part of Lynney’s evolving sound comes from her studio synergy with producer Josh Stephen Worley-Ebbs, operating as Evolution.
What is Next?
The Lynney Williamson Lost release is just the beginning. Out now on EastLondon Recordings, her musical future promises more collaborative tracks and 80s synthwave comfort. Tune in to our regular Phoenix FM Schedule to catch her tracks on the airwaves.
lynneywilliamson’s collection | Bandcamp
Lynney Williamson | Spotify
(9) Instagram
The post Eat my Brunch – Lynney Williamson talks Lost appeared first on Phoenix FM.
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By Lynney Williamson Lost: New Synth-Pop Single
Glasgow’s own synth-pop sensation, Lynney Williamson, is capturing the golden hour of musical memory. Following her debut EP, she has delivered her standalone single, “Lost”, produced with Evolution (Josh Stephen Worley-Ebbs).
Originally a track on her EP, fan support prompted Lynney to give the song its own spotlight, complete with artwork by The Dandy Tiger. We sat down with the neurodivergent singer-songwriter on Phoenix FM to chat about working with Evolution, her “Madonnaesque” sonic palette, and the future
Listen to the Interview Here
https://phoenixfm.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Lynney-Williamson-22nd-May-Inteview-Edited.mp3
The 1988 Aesthetic
The single “Lost” feels like a hidden gem from 1988. It channels late-night longing and cinematic nostalgia, like getting turned around on a city drive while headlights slice through the silence.
The comparison to 80s pop royalty is obvious. The track carries a distinctly Madonnaesque grandeur—blending emotionality, danceable momentum, and retro spirit. You can read more music coverage on our Phoenix FM Music Page to discover rising indie talent.
Working With Evolution
A massive part of Lynney’s evolving sound comes from her studio synergy with producer Josh Stephen Worley-Ebbs, operating as Evolution.
What is Next?
The Lynney Williamson Lost release is just the beginning. Out now on EastLondon Recordings, her musical future promises more collaborative tracks and 80s synthwave comfort. Tune in to our regular Phoenix FM Schedule to catch her tracks on the airwaves.
lynneywilliamson’s collection | Bandcamp
Lynney Williamson | Spotify
(9) Instagram
The post Eat my Brunch – Lynney Williamson talks Lost appeared first on Phoenix FM.