March, 2024
Update from Lily: Spring is in the air! I’ve been busy in the studio, chipping away at recording. Bed tracks were recorded for the first three songs at the end of January (featuring Robin Pirson on drums and Carrie Clark on bass), and these will be complete and ready to mix very soon. I’m excited to tell you that I’ve been blessed with the contributions of some wonderful musical guests (Colin Linden, Darcy Hepner, Trombone Charlotte, with more amazing players lined up) to sprinkle magic on the project, and it’s been a fun and friendly ride, all happening at a private studio nestled among trees just a few minutes from my home in Dundas, Ontario, (with the exception of Colin, who recorded his bits remotely from Nashville, TN)

Thank you to everyone who supported the wonderful concert at the Dundas Museum and Archives (held on March 2nd after postponing from February due to the big snowstorm of the season). Siobhan Kerr (harpist) and I each performed a solo set, and then joined forces with Dundas Folklore Centre concert organizers Norm Ayerst (dobro) and Jeff Rivera (guitar). The room was full to capacity and the audience was attentive, friendly, and engaged. Thanks to Norm, Jeff, and the volunteers who put that wonderful event together. Watch for more shows by these folks.

December, 2024
Story about Lily on p.5 of TBS MapleBlues, Dec 2024 edition.

November 2024
Feature story on p.17 in The Libretto, November 2024.

November 19, 2024
Lily is featured in a Q&A interview by blues.gr in Greece.

November 8, 2024
Lily Sazz’s live performance video, “Goodnight, Sweetheart” is now available to the public on YouTube! Please like, subscribe, share, yada yada! https://youtu.be/Cq_7y3S3KTY

November 7, 2024
Very excited to share that Roots Music Canada is premiering Lily’s video “Goodnight, Sweetheart” today. For an exclusive peak at the video, please visit www.rootsmusic.ca