Elizabeth Moen

  Elizabeth’s move from Iowa to Chicago played a huge role in shaping both her songwriting and her sound. While she still holds onto those Midwestern roots, Chicago’s creative scene opened up new possibilities. Working alongside producer Spencer Tweedy proved to be the perfect match, with Tweedy keeping Elizabeth’s voice front and center while giving the songs a vintage-inspired feel that sounds fresh instead of nostalgic. Fresh off her performance at Chicago’s Solid Sound Fest, Elizabeth has released the video for her latest single, “Renaissance Man.” The track takes on the point of view of what she jokingly calls a “Chicago f*ckboy,” turning a frustrating dating experience into an infectious, sing-along anthem. Elizabeth says,   “This song is dedicated to the many people who inspired it and to the people who learned the hard way by trusting them.  I wanted to write something that I’d hope people would want to sing along to real loud in the car. It’s fun, cheeky, and a song to heed the warning of or find solace in after a [Read More]