Lawrence Rothman (born June 19, 1982) is an American singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. Their most recent album ''The Plow That Broke the Plains'' was released in 2024.

Biography

Early life

Rothman was born and raised in a middle class area of

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. Rothman was raised in a Jewish and Catholic family. From a young age, Rothman identified as

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, wearing makeup and presenting in an androgynous style. Rothman was homeschooled until second grade and was bullied after entering the public school system. From the age of 13, Rothman formed a number of

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and

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bands and toured throughout the United States. During this period, Rothman was physically assaulted by three off-duty

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smen after performing a club in

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. Without the help of their parents, they relocated to Chicago when they were 17 years old. Rothman came into contact with musicians and artists while living with a relative, who assisted them in accepting their non-binary identity. From 2002 to 2011, Rothman fronted the punk rock band Living Things under the name Lillian Berlin.

2013–2014: Early singles

After moving to Los Angeles, Rothman began writing music under their own name and signed to Mamaroma, the independent label founded by renowned director

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, known for her music videos for David Bowie, Marilyn Manson, and Fiona Apple and for TV work including The Handmaid's Tale and American Gods. In June 2013, Rothman released their debut single, "Montauk Fling", with an accompanying video directed by Sigismondi. This marked the start of a long-term creative collaboration between the two – Sigismondi has since directed all of Rothman's music videos to date. Throughout 2013, Rothman released subsequent singles on Mamaroma: “#1 All Time Low”, “Kevin”, and “Fatal Attraction”. These saw a largely positive response from press outlets including The Huffington Post, The Guardian, and Stereogum.

2015–2017: ''The Book of Law''

In 2014, Rothman signed to Downtown Records and began work on their debut album, The Book of Law, with producer Justin Raisen. Rothman created a list of dream collaborators, including Duff McKagan from Guns N' Roses, Kim Gordon, Angel Olsen, and Nick Zinner from the Yeah Yeahs, whom Raisen brought into their studio. The two used Rothman's journals as the basis for the lyrics and emotional mood of the record. In an interview with the FADER, Rothman stated that the recording process was fraught and dramatic, with “drug ODs rom others in the camp fist fights, jail, police getting called on aisenby record companies, threatening to cut a guy's neck off on Thanksgiving".

2021: ''Good Morning, America'' and ''Not a Son''

In October 2020, Rothman announced sophomore album ''Good Morning, America'' and spoken word counterpart album ''Not a Son''. The first single was ''Decent Man'' a duet with Grammy award winning singer songwriter

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. The song a politically charged statement on 2020 America was Written and Produced By Lawrence Rothman. ''Good Morning America'' was released on July 16, 2021. Guest included

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, and

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. On Oct 10, 2021 ''Not A Son'' Rothman's spoken word poetry album was released featuring members of

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band harpist

and guitarist

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of the

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2024: ''The Plow That Broke the Plains''

On April 27, 2024, Rothman released their third album ''The Plow That Broke the Plains''. Produced and Mixed by Rothman at Nashville's Sound Emporium Studios over 10 days during November 2023. First single ''Poster Child'' was written with Grammy award winning singer songwriter

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. The song which addresses the urgent issue of gun violence and sparked an unyielding period of creative catharsis, with Lawrence writing dozens of songs. Poster Child chronicles a 2005 assault on Rothman outside a Dallas Club for dressing in gender neutral clothing. The album recorded primarily live captures a genre bending take on the Americana Sound with. Capturing personal and candid story's from Rothman's life and lessons salvaged from their decade-long struggle with body dysmorphia and a two-year battle with anorexia, while addressing themes of addiction, gender identity and societal pressures The album was praised by Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair and The Guardian for its stylistic challenging and candid approach. Country and Americana artist

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, Jimbo Hart,

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feature on the album.

Production career

Along with Rothman's music career they produced and mixed albums by

''Take It Like A Man'', Highwomen ''Highway Unicorn'' from

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''Born This Way 10th Anniversary'',

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''The Sound Emporium EP'',

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''For My Crimes'' additional production on

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''My Woman'' as well as acting with their first role in

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' ''

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'', premiering at the 2019

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. Rothman's song "Wolves Still Cry" was featured in season 2 Episode 1 of

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'' that song along with "Die Daily" were featured in ''Endings, Beginnings'' and "H" in ''

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'' season 1 finale episode. In November 2019 it was announced that Rothman produced and wrote the soundtrack for DreamWorks Pictures '' The Turning''. The soundtrack out on Rothman's record label KRO featured artist such as

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, Warpaint, and

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. Rothman wrote and produced the first single performed by

, "Mother". Their own track "SkinDeepSkyHighHeartWide" featured

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and their track "Judas Kiss' featured

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. Along with writing the films 9 other soundtrack songs. Rothman authored a book ''Postmortem Bliss'', which was turned into a short film for Tuner Classics in 2006.

KRO Records

In 2019, Rothman launched their own record label, KRO Records, with

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, Yves Rothman. KRO’s first release included two tracks from River Phoenix's band,

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, along with a single from

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featuring

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. This was followed by a Double A-Side Single, "

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" by Marissa Nadler feat.

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. Other releases in 2019 included Kills Birds’ self-titled debut LP, Buzzy Lee’s (

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) EP, “Close Encounters of Our Own Kind”, and a single titled “Mother” by

. In 2020, KRO Records released Steven Spielberg produced " The Turning" soundtrack under exclusive license to Sony Music Entertainment. The film's soundtrack features tracks from

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& Courtney Love. Rothman was the film's music supervisor and producer of the soundtrack.

Composing and scoring

In 2010, Rothman scored ''

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'', a biopic film on the

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fronted female rock band

, starring

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and

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. In 2017, Rothman scored the News

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Great Performers'' 2017 series short films starring

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and more. In 2018, Rothman scored a short film on the life of occult filmmaker

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for

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and Systems Magazine. Additionally, Rothman has scored short films for Levis,

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and

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Discography

Albums

*''Montauk Fling EP'' (2013) *''Songs for Others EP'' (2013) *''Alters EP'' (2014) *'' The Book of Law'' (2017) *''I Know I've Been Wrong, But Can We Talk EP'' (2018) *''Good Morning America'' (2021) *''Not A Son'' (2021) *''The Plow That Broke the Plains'' (2024)

Singles

*"Montauk Fling" (2013) *"#1 All Time Low" (2013) *"Kevin" (2013) *"Fatal Attraction" (2013) *"California Paranoia" feat. Angel Olsen (2015) *"Oz vs. Eden" (2015) *"Users" (2015) *"H" (2016) *"Designer Babies" feat. Kim Gordon (2016) *"Wolves Still Cry" (2017) *"Ain't Afraid of Dying" feat. Marissa Nadler (2017) *"Jordan" feat. Kristin Kontrol (2017) *"Stand By" (2017) *"Decade" (2018) *"Oath" (2018) *"SkinDeepSkyHighHeartWide" feat. Pale Waves (2020) *"It's Hard to Be Human" feat. Marissa Nadler and Mary Lattimore (2020) *"Decent Man" feat. Lucinda Williams (2020) *"Thrash The West" feat. Amanda Shires (2021) *"Breathe" feat. Caroline Rose (2021) *"The Fix" (2021) *"Glory" (2021) *"Not A Son" (2021) *"Poster Child" (2024) *"The Plow That Broke the Plains" (2024) *"LAX" feat. Amanda Shires (2024)

Music videos

*''Montauk Fling'' (2013) *''#1 All Time Low'' (2013) *''Fatal Attraction'' (2013) *''California Paranoia'' feat. Angel Olsen (2015) *''Oz vs. Eden'' (2015) *''Users'' (2015) *''H'' (2016) *''Designer Babies'' feat. Kim Gordon (2017) *''Wolves Still Cry'' (2017) *''Ain't Afraid of Dying'' feat. Marissa Nadler (2017) *''Jordan feat. Kristin Kontrol'' (2017) *''Stand By'' (2017) *''Decade (2018) *''Oath'' (2018) *''Decent Man'' feat. Lucinda Williams (2020) *''Thrash The West'' feat. Amanda Shires (2021) *''The Fix'' (2021) *''Glory'' feat.Katy Pruitt (2021) *''Sunny Place For Shady People'' (2021) *''Homesiick'' (2021) *''GirlWhoLivedToSleep'' (2021) *''Health Card I.D.'' (2021) *''Poster Child '' (2024) *''LAX'' (2024) *''The Plow That Broke the Plains '' (2024) *''Dreams Die Hard '' (2024)

Producer and songwriter discography

References

External links

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