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Little Fevers is an indie-pop group from Minneapolis fronted by songwriter Lucy Michelle. In 2013, Lucy Michelle, Eamonn McLain, Ashley Boman, and Geoff Freeman were the remaining founding members of the folk-pop orchestra, Lucy Michelle & The Velvet Lapelles. After seven years of recording and touring, with families and careers, the Velvet Lapelles parked the touring van and disbanded. Their friendship and love of making music inspired them to try a new direction. In 2014, they traded their acoustic instruments for electric guitars and synthesizers. Reflecting their new sound, they adopted a new name, Little Fevers, and started tracking songs in Brooklyn and Minneapolis. Their debut record, Field Trip, was released in 2015, blending their electric indie sound with new wave influences. When keyboardist Ashley Boman moved to NYC, Little Fevers welcomed Chris Koza (Rogue Valley) on guitar. And following a hiatus after Lucy’s second child arrived, the band released their 7-inch, Singles in 2017. 2019, after Koza's departure, Little Fevers enlisted guitarist Paul Puleo (Knife World & Southside Desire) and finished work on their second record Strangers, with Zach Hollander at Pearl Recording Studio. The new record is a dreamier affair then we’ve heard from the group — continuing a journey of artistic exploration and camaraderie that the members of Little Fevers have pursued now for more than 13 years. On December 20th the band released their second full length album, Strangers.