Lizdelise is an experimental pop project based in Philadelphia. Their writing centers queer joy, embraces the inevitability of grief, and makes you shake your 🍑. LDL is the decade-long project of collaborators and partners, Lizzy and MArk. Lizdelise was the 2024 recipient of the Recording Fund. As a part of the Recording Fund, their song “Hotel Pool” was featured in Rolling Stone AU.  Selected tracks from their album, I Swore I Heard You Laughing were featured on the playlists Rough Trade Recommends and NPR’s New Music Friday. Their track “Someone Who Looks a Lot Like You” was featured in Paste Magazine. Lizdelise’s track “Forever” was featured on the CW’s Republic of Sarah.

Lizzy is an interdisciplinary, gender queer artist who makes music for film/dance/theater/podcast. They were a 2025 artist in residence at Jentel Artist Residency. Their work as a sound artist has been featured on NPR’s Invisibilia, PBS, and at the Smithsonian Hirshorn. Their film scores have been heard at Cannes Short Film Festival, CamerIMAGE Festival, Busan New Wave Film Fest, Cucalorus and The New York Indie Short Awards.

In their work as a company musician with David Dorfman Dance and collaborator with New York artist, Yara Travieso, Lizzy has performed at Joe's Pub, Lincoln Center, BRIC, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Their score for Fullout Formula contemporary circus premiered at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. For the last decade, Lizzy has worked as a teaching artist with Philadelphia non-profit, Build-a-Bridge International, whose mission is to transform lives through art-making in trauma-informed, arts-based workshops.