The latest album by singer-songwriter Stephanie Lambring, Autonomy, welcomes the weight that may occasionally be present in life by tackling harsh realities and exploring touchy subjects through the eyes of someone trying to make sense of their feelings about it all. Lambring is "one of Nashville's most bold young singer-songwriters," according to Ann Powers, and her song "Joy of Jesus" on Autonomy recently reached number 28 on NPR's 100 Best Songs list. On NPR's All Songs Considered, Powers also selected Autonomy as one of the best albums of October. She said of it, "What lifts these stories beyond the maudlin is Lambring's thoughtfulness and clarity in going beyond the point of comfort to a place that demands the listener not just weep, but confront their own assumptions, the lies they tell themselves.
It should be painful to speak the truth, but ultimately liberating. Amazon Music, Apple Music and Spotify have all supported Lambring playlists. Additionally, "Pretty" is featured on the Best of Rising Folk playlist. She has also served as the face of TIDAL's Rising Folk playlist. Additionally, "Daddy's Disappointment," the song that served as inspiration for the recording, was hailed as an "alt-country gem" by Rolling Stone and has been played on BBC Radio Scotland.
Lambring is coming to grips with the materiality of her life and her surroundings. She challenges the audience to stop for a moment and consider what makes them and everyone around them so human. Scars, worries, uncertainties, resolve and the prospect of light at the end of the tunnel..

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