Use Me

2020 release. I allowed myself to support a narrative I thought I had to support of PVRIS being a band, Lynn confesses. I didnt really have a role model for this. Coming from a band culture, its about how the group is always greater than the sum of its parts, and youre not supposed to take credit, even if you do everything. Theres no template or role model for really owning it as a woman. I wanted to make everyone else happy and uphold an image I thought we had to. Growing up, I learned I dont have to do that anymore. Im finally allowing myself to take credit. Ive got the full support and encouragement of my bandmates. PVRIS is a unit and very much a team, but the heart and soul of the vision and music always has sourced from me. Im just saying it now. I fulfilled my own vision of what a role model should be.

Writing and recording all of 2019, she found the perfect collaborator to bring this to life in JT Daly [K. Flay]. With Lynn writing, cooking up beats, playing guitar, drums, and bass, and singing, he amplified and augmented her vision and versatility in the studio. PVRIS set the foundation for the new era with recent EP, Hallucinations, spawning lead single and title track Hallucinations, which clocked 10 million total streams in a few months time, as well as fan favorites, Old Wounds and Death of Me.