To me, this album represents who I've become over the past three years,” says Lizzy. “Through the long and mostly tumultuous journey of making it, I have learned who I am as a person, who I want to be as an artist and what kind of art I want to make. This album is a culmination of that growth, showcasing the rawest and most honest version of me.” Recorded and produced in Los Angeles by Lizzy and?Mason Stoops?(Ryan Beatty, Del Water Gap) with additional production by?Ryan Lerman?of Scary Pockets,?Jeremy Most?(Emily King, Norah Jones) and?Tony Berg?(Taylor Swift, Boygenius),?Older?finds the 24-year-old rising star stepping into newfound confidence, discovering her voice and defining her artistry with profound simplicity. It's a notable departure for Lizzy, who wrote the LP's deeply personal 14 tracks during a three-year period of transition into adulthood. “The music that I've released up to this point in my career has been heavily produced and perfected, to the point where I don't even recognize myself in it anymore,” says Lizzy. “This album is the complete opposite. We recorded most of it live, tracking the entire band at the same time in one room, me included. The passion in that space translates into the recorded music so much more than anything I've done before, and it has created a record that, in my opinion, is the best I've ever made.”