In a world often shrouded in shadows and melancholy, Lost in Lona finds hope and creates sounds that gently guide through the confusion of life. The indie-folk project by Lidia Beck and Konstantin Aebli presents a renewed facet of their previously finely produced music with their debut album "Scared Like A Mother And Her Gun," now embracing a band sound reminiscent of greats like Big Thief or Phoebe Bridgers.
The duo's nine-part, entirely self-produced and self-recorded debut album tells stories of love, self-doubt, and fear – very personal themes handled with great authenticity and depth by the two artists. The delicate, melancholic melodies and profound lyrics create an atmosphere that is both comforting and inspiring – a soundtrack for life's highs and lows.