Lewis Turner

There’s a quiet gravity to Lewis Turner’s music — a folky, heartfelt pull toward the shared experiences of love, loss, and wandering.

The Colorado-raised songwriter deals in slow folk: unhurried, honest songs that draw you in and fill quiet spaces. He was raised at the foot of the Rockies among poets, musicians, and weirdos. This upbringing shaped an artist who doesn't just perform music — he creates something closer to a shared moment. A room full of strangers, briefly held together by the same feeling.

His 2023 debut album, Of Fibre and Fixes, made the case plainly. Produced by Tyler Lindgren and Andrew Berlin — veterans whose credits span Gregory Alan Isakov to Rise Against — it was a collection of folk songs that felt nostalgic and fresh at once. The releases that followed, including the fall 2025 Fishin' For You EP, continued to refine a sound built on honesty and emotional exploration.

Catchy, playful, and deep in feeling, the songs on '2nd,' his upcoming sophomore record, are the work of a songwriter who is at ease in his folk roots, exploring a depth of sounds and emotions. As he puts it, "I've come a long way, got a long way to go." Turner's FocoMX set this March is the unofficial release show, and if the build-up is any indication, it's an album worth the wait.