Singer-songwriter Lera Lynn, born in Texas, raised in Georgia, and now based in Nashville, self-released her sophomore album, "The Avenues," (out now), which continues to receive praise and critical acclaim from many sources. The album was covered by NPR’s popular “All Things Considered,” and appeared in the “Top 50 Albums of the Year” from American Songwriter (ranking #14), Rolling Stone, Huffington Post and numerous other “Best Albums of the Year” lists. In 2014, Lera started working with legendary producer T Bone Burnett writing and recording music for the critically acclaimed HBO series "True Detective," where she's also featured as the recurring bar singer in TRUE DETECTIVE, performing at dive bar where characters Ray and Frank often meet to discuss their private business dealings. “There are definitely aspects of old country music in my writing, music of the Patsy Cline era,” Lynn says. “But there are so many other influences and styles in the music as well, in the likes of Harry Nilsson, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and The Beatles, of course.”