Mollie Elizabeth Returns With ‘Petty Crimes’

returns with ‘Petty Crimes’.

The songwriter grew up on an isolated mountain in Washington state’s Cascade Range, learning from a young age how to keep herself entertained through creativity.

Using a $12 microphone to record her early demos, the self-released ‘Vegas Venetian’ went on to become an internet phenomenon.

Reinforcing her rise with a run of singles, new cut ‘Petty Crimes’ pushes back against the male gaze, and the hyper-critical misogyny of the online realm.

Produced by Joshua Murty, with string composition by Kyle Gordon and Mark Rudin, it expands her palette while remaining true to the raw sound that initially conquered the internet.

A song about mental health, and the way women – and their trauma – are often sidelined, ‘Petty Crimes’ is a powerful yet also understated experience.

“In my experience, you have to hit rock bottom as a young woman to be taken seriously by doctors. I was misdiagnosed for years, on medications my body didn’t need and that didn’t help me at all,” says . ”‘Petty Crimes’ is about my final call for people to believe me when I say something is wrong, and the realization that going feral is the only way to get them to listen…”

Tune in now.

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