Lipstick Lumberjack Orange, California
Transcendentalist Folk Pop
A Lipstick Lumberjack (in the wild) is a whimsical
character who lives with one foot in the city, the other in the forest.
As Lipstick Lumberjack (the band), Sam Sobelman and Nikki Coles write songs that span genres, mixing deliriously joyful folk pop with brooding, rootsy ballads. Their lyrics cover topics from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows.
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