Abigail Lapell

About

Abigail Lapell isn't just singing songs; she's weaving sonic tapestries of haunted landscapes and raw emotional truths. This Toronto-based songwriter conjures a mesmerizing blend of folk noir, gothic Americana, and indie rock, steeped in the traditions of Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen, yet undeniably her own. Lapell's career has steadily ascended, fueled by critically acclaimed albums like "Hide Nor Hair" and "Stolen Time," each showcasing her evocative lyricism and distinctive, smoky voice. Her breakthrough came with wider recognition for her evocative storytelling, earning her accolades and tour dates across North America and Europe. Lapell’s music resonates with a deep sense of place, often exploring themes of isolation, resilience, and the human connection to the natural world. She's shared stages with artists like Patrick Watson and Daniel Romano, further solidifying her place within Canada’s vibrant indie music scene. Currently, Lapell continues to tour and write, further refining her singular sound and solidifying her reputation as one of Canada's most compelling songwriters.