Cassandra Lewis is a skilled storyteller. She could describe in detail a childhood spent in perpetual mobility, traveling in a montage from Germany to her family of "high mountain desert folk" in Florida, Texas, and finally Idaho. She recalls experiencing her first taste of fame as "a little yodeling cowgirl" at the town's only Walmart or elderly homes or escaping loneliness and uncertainty in front of the television. After a wildfire destroyed her farm in Mendocino, she lived out of a Subaru with her rescue dog and cat, worked at numerous restaurants, slept in a shared tent in a refugee camp, and sold joints "out of the back of a Subaru." She also experienced periods of homelessness.
She discovered a sense of belonging in the Bay Area, and if psilocybin and psychedelic medicine hadn't been incorporated, she would have fallen victim to life's traps rather than overcoming her suffering and using it as a tool for forgiveness and healing. She claims that she is quite appreciative of these dualities. "You have to experience the darkness in order to appreciate the light." She drew inspiration from smoked-out soulful psychedelic music, cut-and-dry traditional country and rock 'n' roll, and a dark distinctive sound that may be compared to a fever dream between Joni Mitchell and Marty Robbins. This is cosmic Americana in a new form. With her full-length album, Lost in a Dream, she is now building on this foundation and creating her own golden brick road..

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