Lounna Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Lounna, pseudonym for Pittsburgh based singer-songwriter Brenna Slate, has been described as “soothing and gentle, powerful and beautiful.” Inspired by modern indie-folk acts such as Bear’s Den, First Aid Kit, Gregory Alan Isakov, Boygenius, and Hozier, Slate’s songwriting is captivating with “catchy melodies and a sprinkle of magic” (SoundVille). ... more
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