To Lauren Sanderson, rebellion isn’t an aesthetic - it’s a practiced discipline, delivered at full volume. Her newly released self-titled album, LAUREN, alongside her explosive collaboration “COME SAY SUM” with Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst, marks a decisive shift into a louder, more maximalist era where confidence and confrontation sit at the center of the work. Drawing from the hyperactive futurism of Missy Elliott and the abrasive bite of nü-metal, Sanderson distills those influences into something distinctly her own: a swaggering, energetic vision balancing sharp hooks with unfiltered attitude. Built for the lesbian underground as much as the mainstream, LAUREN captures an artist stepping fully into her voice - unapologetically.

Lauren is a singer, songwriter, and performer who has built her career on instinct and independence. Originally from Fort Wayne, Indiana and now based in Nashville, she first gained attention after a TED Talk that helped launch her career - an early signal of the clarity and conviction that would define everything to come. What began as bedroom uploads and DIY releases quickly evolved into a global audience, with over 100 million streams across her catalog and a fiercely loyal fanbase that sees itself reflected in her music.

Now, with LAUREN officially out in the world, Sanderson enters her most fully realized era yet: self-assured, louder, and more sonically aggressive. The project leans into a maximalist blend of alt-pop, hip-hop, and nu-metal influence, channeling both chaos and control. LAUREN is not a reinvention so much as a sharpening - clearer, louder, and less willing to compromise. It’s the sound of an artist who has already proven she can make it, now deciding exactly what “making it” means on her own terms. 
Get tickets and VIP now to Lauren’s COME SAY SUM US Tour, hitting the road this September.