THIS IS LORELEI – THE SINGER IN MY BAND (DINKED EDITION ORANGE/RED/WHITE MUSCLE VINYL WITH BONUS 7 INCH) LP
PREORDER out 9/11/2026 •

THIS IS LORELEI – THE SINGER IN MY BAND (DINKED EDITION ORANGE/RED/WHITE MUSCLE VINYL WITH BONUS 7 INCH) LP
PREORDER out 9/11/2026 •*This is a pre order. Items will ship on or around the release date of SEPTEMBER 11, 2026. For orders that have multiple items with pre orders, all items will be held until every item from the order is available to ship. Please contact us with any questions. UPC: 191401221733 Label: MATADOR RECORDS Format: LP Release Date: SEPTEMBER 11, 2026 ***DINKED EDITION*** Muscle Vinyl with bonus 7" Orange white red Muscle vinyl * Bonus 7 with two non album

*This is a pre-order. Items will ship on or around the release date of SEPTEMBER 11, 2026. For orders that have multiple items with pre-orders, all items will be held until every item from the order is available to ship. Please contact us with any questions.

UPC: 191401221733
Label: MATADOR RECORDS
Format: LP
Release Date: SEPTEMBER 11, 2026

***DINKED EDITION***
Muscle Vinyl with bonus 7"

The last few years have been transformative for Nate Amos. Between delivering breakout records both as a solo artist — under his This Is Lorelei moniker — and with his band Water From Your Eyes, sold out shows across multiple continents, to seeing some of today’s most influential artists cover his songs (MJ Lenderman, Hayley Williams, Jeff Tweedy, Cameron Winter), the ascending songwriter has found his stride. 'The Singer in My Band' takes the building blocks of the Great American Songbook and twists those elemental pieces into new shapes, at once both strangely familiar and endearingly offbeat in Amos’ signature style.

Written while touring the globe in support of releases from both his bands, 'The Singer in My Band' arrives as the first true “road record” in Amos’ discography. “The ideas incubated while daydreaming in the car without access to any instruments,” he recalls, “so instead of being home and writing on the guitar or a computer, they developed slowly and subconsciously, existing as a sort of intangible thing while looking out the van window.”

For many years, Amos’ This Is Lorelei project was known only to a close knit group of creatives in Chicago, where he relocated in his early 20s and produced hundreds of albums and EP’s, tracing the outlines for both of his prolific projects before relocating to New York. In the time since, he’s flourished as a wildly creative polymath who is equally adept at slinging heartworn hooks and eyeball-exploding art-pop. These are songs about songwriting as a way of life – messy, debilitating, transcendent – from one of the most gifted contemporary interpreters of the form.