Snail Mail Collaborates with This Is Lorelei for Revamped Version of “Two Legs”: Listen Now
This Is Lorelei Teams Up with Snail Mail’s Lindsey Jordan for “Two Legs (Snail Mail Version)”
In a thrilling new collaboration, Nate Amos of This Is Lorelei has enlisted the haunting voice of Lindsey Jordan from Snail Mail to breathe new life into “Two Legs,” a standout track from his acclaimed album, Box for Buddy, Box for Star. Set to feature on the upcoming deluxe edition of Amos’ album, their reimagined version will be paired with MJ Lenderman’s take on “Dancing in the Club.”
In a statement, Amos expressed his immediate vision for collaboration upon conceptualizing the deluxe edition: “The literal first thought I had was ‘I gotta get Lindsey to sing Two Legs.’” He reflected on his admiration for Jordan, reminiscing about when her band toured with his: “I’ve loved Snail Mail ever since Water From Your Eyes had a chance to tour with them, so it was a joy to hear Lindsey bless the song like this.”
Jordan reciprocated the admiration, stating, “Within the last few years, following Nate’s projects, I have come to the conclusion he is the best songwriter of our generation as well as a great guy. Getting to do vocals on this was such a treat because I got to listen to it over and over again.” Her excitement for the project reflects the deep respect both artists carry for each other, further weaving a sense of camaraderie within the indie music community.
Box for Buddy, Box for Star (Deluxe) is due out this Friday, April 25, and promises not only the enchanting collaboration between Amos and Jordan but also a new rendition of “Angel’s Eye,” featuring contributions from Amos’ father and sister. This familial touch adds an extra layer of intimacy to a project already rich with emotional depth and insight.
Mark your calendars and prepare for a sonic feast that’s certain to highlight the unique talents of each artist involved. Until the release, you can immerse yourself in the tranquil yet provocative soundscape of “Two Legs (Snail Mail Version)”—a track poised to resonate with fans of both artists.
For more insights, don’t miss our latest review of Jordan’s last album with Snail Mail, Valentine, which continues to define the contemporary indie soundscape.
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