
Lelia Broussard at a recent stop to The Hotel Cafe.
photo by picksysticks
Let’s get this face on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine! Local singer, Lelia Broussard is duking it out with The Sheepdogs as one of the finalist in Rolling Stones cover contest. Over half a million votes were cast for 16 unsigned artists vying for the chance to be on the cover of Rolling Stone and to win a contract with Atlantic Records. You can vote now through July 1st with the winner of the contest being announced on the August 1st episode of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon where the winner will make their live television debut on the show. And the cover will be revealed on the August 18th issue of the mag. So let’s win this for Lelia!!!
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Official "Masquerade" video by Lelia Broussard.
Video Directed by Molly Green and James Lefler.
Whether it be Lelia singing "Put your tail between your legs, Tell me what you really mean, You never say what you really mean" in her title track "Masquerade," or "Shoot for the Moon" about someone in your life holding you down, these are all familiar themes we can all attest to and Lelia taps those emotions perfectly. Just listen to "Armor on My Heart," a soulful ballad that highlights her vulnerable vocals but yet has the fiery resolve in her voice as she sings, "I don't cry too much these days, I don't have to lie when I say, Honey I don't love you anymore, I still wear my battle scars I've got in my heart." She also throws in some quirky songs like a "Satellite", about a lonely robot falling who falls in love and Hipster Bitch about, well....a hipster bitch!

Lelia Broussard performs at The Hotel Cafe.
photo by picksyticks
And you can check out Lelia live when she returns to The Hotel Cafe on June 25th while this weekend, Lelia along with The Sheepdogs will perform head-to-head at this years Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival where fans can also vote. Voting ends July 1st with the winner announced August 1st on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Vote HERE or right above on our widget!!
"Shoot For The Moon" by Lelia Broussard.
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