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Lindsey Verrill (born March 13, 1982) is an American avant-garde multi-instrumentalist from Dallas, Texas who lives in Austin, Texas. Largely self-taught on cello and upright bass before studying music at the University of North Texas in Denton, Verrill became a key component across a number of indie bands in Austin as well as a founding member of the Austin-based Annie Street Arts Collective.[1] In 2015 she began performing her own material seriously as part of the experimental folk duo Little Mazarn featuring unusual instrumentation of banjo and musical saw.[2] She has performed with Ethan Azarian, Califone,[3] Dana Falconberry,[4] Patty Griffin,[5] Thor Harris,[6] Will Johnson,[7] Longriver, Possessed by Paul James, some say Leland,[8] Charlie Sexton,[9] the Weird Weeds,[10] and Ralph White. In 2017, she traveled to Germany, France, Japan, and Canada as a part of the ATX6.[11]

Lindsey Verrill
Verrill performing live
Background information
Born	(1982-03-13) March 13, 1982 (age 40)
Genres	Folk, Indie Rock, Experimental, Experimental folk, Appalachian
Occupation(s)	Singer, songwriter, producer, arranger, instrumentalist
Instrument(s)	Banjo, voice, cello, electric bass, upright bass, bass vi

Discography[12]

• ‘Werewolf’ Single by Little Mazarn with special guests Thor Harris, Craig Ross, Jad Fair[13] (Kill Rock Stars) 2021
• ‘3 & 4’ by Thor & Friends[14] (Joyful Noise Recordings)
• ’2 Songs’ by the Andrew Weathers Ensemble (Timesuck) 2020
• ‘As We Go Wandering’ by Possessed by Paul James 2020
• ’El Capitan’ by Will Johnson (Keeled Scales) 2020 [15]
• ‘Patty Griffin’ by Patty Griffin 2019 (Thirty Tigers)
• ‘Io’ by Little Mazarn 2019 [16]
• ‘Wire Mountain’ by Will Johnson 2019 (Keeled Scales)
• ‘Of Seasons’ by Longriver 2019 [17]
• ‘Little Mazarn’ by Little Mazarn 2017 (Self Sabotage Records)
• ‘From the Forest Came the Fire’ by Dana Falconberry 2016 (Modern Outsider)
• ‘Bay of Seething’ by Moonsicles 2016 (Feeding Tube Records)
• ‘Ralph White and Little Mazarn’ with Ralph White 2015
• ‘Servant of Love’ by Patty Griffin 2015 (Thirty Tigers)
• ’Creeper’ by Moonsicles 2014
• ‘Brought Low’ by Some say Leland 2014
• ‘Leelanau’ by Dana Falconberry 2012 (Antenna Farm)
• ‘The Weird Weeds’ by the Weird Weeds 2012 (Sedimental)
• ‘Help Me Name Melody’ by the Weird Weeds 2010 (Autobus)

References

External links

• Little Mazarn Official Site

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