Nell Smith: B.C. Musician Collaborates with The Flaming Lips
For a small-town musician from British Columbia, Nell Smith has been making some big moves. The indie pop singer-songwriter has already garnered attention with her captivating melodies and heartfelt lyrics, but recently she's hit a whole new level, collaborating with none other than the legendary Flaming Lips.
It all started with Smith's cover of the Flaming Lips' "She Don't Use Jelly," a song that she says holds a special place in her heart. Her version, released in 2021, was a stunning rendition, showcasing Smith's unique vocal talents and her ability to breathe new life into a classic track. The Lips themselves were so impressed that they reached out to Smith, inviting her to collaborate on a remix of the song for their "American Head" album.
"It was insane," Smith said in a recent interview. "They asked me to add my vocals to the song and then to perform it live with them at their virtual festival, 'The Out Cold Fest.'"
This collaboration is a testament to Smith's growing popularity and the powerful connection she's forged with her fans. She's garnered a loyal following who appreciate her honest songwriting and her ability to create music that is both relatable and inspiring.
And it seems her journey is just getting started. The Flaming Lips collaboration is sure to introduce her to a whole new audience, and with her talent and drive, she's poised to make even bigger waves in the music industry.
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