Angel So Bad

Haley Blais and Sam Lynch come together as True Mountain Laurel, a supergroup shaped by late-night harmonies, voice memos, and an easy creative bond. Their debut, Angel So Bad, turns that chemistry into a set of dustswept folk-country songs full of longing, growth, and real connection.

It’s a record for the feelings that slip through the cracks, rooted in folk reverie and country yearning. Sam Lynch brings poetic introspection, while Haley Blais adds sharp lyrical intimacy and wit, giving these songs a voice that feels close, clear, and lived-in.

What started as casual writing sessions grew into a low-pressure ritual of coffee, traded lines, and scrappy demos. Inspired by Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams, and early 2000s Canadian singer-songwriters, the sound stays warm and minimal with acoustic guitars, brushed drums, and pedal steel.