In a new decade where her peers seem increasingly hellbent on shortening their verses and choking out their choruses, Leila Sunier is refreshingly patient with her storytelling and explorative in her song form. Her songwriting, which lives on the fringes of alternative folk, rock, and indie-pop, has been described as expansive and maximalist. On the heels of her surrealist debut EP, If Only To Bleed Out The White Noise, she continues to seamlessly blend genres on her sophomore release, Where Everything Is Perfect. On the EP's title, Leila says, “I've known this was going to be the project title for a long time. To me, that line represents an acknowledgement that everything is not perfect. Everything is a mess.”
On Where Everything Is Perfect, Leila Sunier was aided by the prowess of the Grammy nominated producer, Alex Newport (City and Colour, At The Drive In, Moaning). The project garnered support from the likes of NPR, Grimy Goods, Buzzbands LA, and PopMatters to name a few. With the release of Where Everything Is Perfect, Leila Sunier continues to cement her voice as an engaging and thoughtful artist.