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Lilly Eason

Lilly Eason

Lilly Eason is a Nashville based writer and a graduate of Sewanee with a degree in English and Creative Writing. She has a knack for cultivating playlists and frequenting venues around town to scope out new music obsessions. Her top-tier loves include playing bass, record hunting, and the music and style of the 1960s British Invasion. She has a passion for writing and for sharing the unique stories of those she interviews. Can be reached at lilly.pitches@gmail.com or on Instagram @lu_loveday99.

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