Little Scream

About

The artist

Little Scream is the musical project of Laurel Sprengelmeyer, an American-born singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, visual artist, and producer who currently lives and works in Montreal. Her current artist-controlled visual art biography and Bandcamp profile independently identify Montreal as her base. Secretly Canadian released The Golden Record in April 2011 and documents Little Scream on guitar, vocals, violin, and keyboard, with the album co-produced alongside Richard Reed Parry. The record reached the 2011 Polaris Music Prize Long List. Dine Alone later released Cult Following in May 2016 and Speed Queen in October 2019. Spotify exposes six distinct principal album and single containers available in Canada from May 2016 through January 2024: two albums and four singles. The current Spotify catalog includes Cult Following, People, Painted for Us, Speed Queen, People, People, and the co-billed Iron Claw soundtrack single Live That Way Forever. The artist-controlled Bandcamp catalog also preserves The Golden Record outside that exact Spotify container count. Little Scream's music combines intimate folk writing, indie pop melody, art-rock dynamics, and orchestral or experimental arrangements. Her production work is explicit rather than inferred: Secretly Canadian identifies The Golden Record as co-produced with Richard Reed Parry, and Polaris credits Little Scream as co-producer of the 2017 Anew Day cover session. Current artist-controlled pages continue both her music and visual art practices from Montreal, while the exact January 2024 A24 Music release confirms recent recording activity. Professional inquiries are routed through the artist-controlled Bandcamp contact surface without republishing private details. The exact bilingual payload was reviewed for identity, current Montreal geography, active status, provider-scoped catalog counts, production credits, collaborators, contact safety, and media treatment. Spotify media is rendered live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback.