Lo Stone Releases New Acoustic Indie Folk Track “Green Shaded Eyes”
On Friday, July 11, Lo Stone released a new single titled “Green Shaded Eyes” — a deeply intimate and evocative track that captures the essence of indie folk storytelling.
With roots in the raw anti-folk melodies of the ’90s, the song delivers a rich, driving acoustic sound layered with thought-provoking symbolism. It’s a song that feels personal yet universal, drawing listeners into a world of poetic reflection and emotional nuance.
Written by Lo Stone and produced with Grammy-nominated recording engineer and producer Chris Turnbaugh at Sawhorse Studios in St. Louis, “Green Shaded Eyes” blends intricate instrumentals and playfully poignant lyrics. The track features a stunning organ performance by Dave Grelle, and Vince Varvel anchors the arrangement with masterful acoustic guitar, subtly weaving in touches of electric guitar to add a delicate western flair.
Stone’s vocals float with a whimsical presence, spinning tales of gamblers and exploring how we, as a society, weigh risk against reward in a world obsessed with outcomes.
This is the second single from her upcoming 10-track LP, set for release on September 5.
Originally from Chicago and now based in St. Louis, Lo Stone is a singer/songwriter whose path has taken her through cities across the U.S., writing music while working in healthcare. Her passion for musical expression is matched only by her desire to connect with others through the art form.
