Lucy Dacus, born on 2 May 1995 in Mechanicsville, Virginia, USA, is an American indie rock singer-songwriter and member of the supergroup Boygenius. Known for her emotive and reflective songwriting, Dacus has carved out a notable presence within the indie and folk rock genres. She gained early recognition with her debut album "No Burden" in 2016, which was critically acclaimed and led to her signing with Matador Records. This was followed by her sophomore album "Historian" in 2018, which included the well-received single "Night Shift." Dacus’s third album, "Home Video," released in 2021, further solidified her reputation, earning widespread praise for its introspective lyrics and unique style. She is also known for her collaboration with Julien Baker and Phoebe Bridgers in the indie supergroup Boygenius, which released a self-titled EP in 2018. Her work often explores themes of love, identity, and memory, resonating with a diverse audience and establishing her as a significant voice in contemporary indie music.
