Christian Lee Hutson

Christian Lee Hutson is a singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, CA. In 2018 Christian Lee Hutson met Phoebe Bridgers and the two began a collaborative friendship. Christian has co-written songs on the self titled EP from supergroup 'Boygenius' as well as Bridgers 2019 release with Connor Oberst, Better Oblivion Community Center. Christian's forthcoming album will be produced by Phoebe Bridgers and the first single "Northsiders" was released on March 8th 2019. In February 2020, he announced his new album, entitled “Beginners”, will be released May 29th, 2020 on Anti Records.

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1990-11-05

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MusicStereogum2021-04-02

Christian Lee Hutson Covered The “Bones Are Their Money” Song From I Think You Should Leave

Since the release of his latest album Beginners last year, Christian Lee Hutson has been focusing his energy on a new project: The Version Suicides. The series of covers EPs has found the Los Angeles folk singer-songwriter and frequent Phoebe Bridgers collaborator reimagining songs by Sum 41, Blink-182, Kid Cudi, Taylor Swift, ABBA, and Vanessa Carlton. The Version Suicides Vol. 2, released last month, featured covers of the Cure’s “Just Like Heaven,” Liz Phair’s “Why Can’t I,” and Bruce Springsteen’s “I’m Going Down.” And now there’s more.

MusicStereogum2021-02-15

Christian Lee Hutson, Marissa Nadler, Martin Courtney, Others Cover Elliott Smith On New Tribute Compilation

On the indie rock internet, Elliott Smith covers are practically a national pastime. In the past few months alone, we’ve heard artists like Bonny Light Horseman, Marika Hackman, and Anxious taking on classics from the late, great singer-songwriter. Today, we get a whole album of those covers. The new tribute...

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Christian Lee Hutson covers Taylor Swift, ABBA and more on new EP

Christian Lee Hutson has shared a new covers EP, featuring versions of tracks by Taylor Swift, ABBA. ‘The Version Suicides’ is the follow-up to a covers series Hutson shared for Bandcamp Day back in August, where he covered Blink-182, Kid Cudi. “Last year, I started recording quiet demo versions of...

Music|Stereogum2021-04-02