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It was evident from Lily Seabird’s March song “Demon In Me<\/a>” that something special was coming from the Burlington singer-songwriter. Considering she hails from the same scene that nurtured great acts like Greg Freeman<\/a> and Robber Robber<\/a>, expectations are high. She exceeds them on today’s new single “Election Day,” which comes with the news of her new album Lightspheres On Their Way<\/em>.<\/p>\n “This song is about having to make a decision and both options are painful, confusing,” Seabird explains. “I wrote this song on election day which works as a great metaphor for this in our current political climate but this song is not about voting. The chaos of painful decisions that are difficult and when it suddenly comes to a point where a decision does have to be made. Getting lost in the darkness, searching for the light.”<\/p>\n Lightspheres On Their Way<\/em>, which follows last year’s rather tame Trash Mountain<\/em><\/a>, was recorded and co-produced with collaborator Garrett Linck. “Demon In Me” was a real shredder, but “Election Day” is a riot from the very start, the guitars sweeping and ominous. Sorry if you have alt-country fatigue, but this is simply awesome. This album is going to be a treat<\/em>. The track is accompanied by a music video directed by Asher Groh. Watch below.<\/p>\n