LA based singer/actor Lawrence Rothman uses their struggles with gender identity, family conflict, and social alienation to create experimental pop confessionals, inviting the listener into the fractu ...Show More
LA based singer/actor Lawrence Rothman uses their struggles with gender identity, family conflict, and social alienation to create experimental pop confessionals, inviting the listener into the fractured world of Rothman's psyche. Rothman performs in film's and on stage as nine different alter ego's modifying their look much like artist Cindy Sherman. Their recent mini-album "I Know I've Been Wrong, But Can We Talk?" is an incredibly inspired collection brought on by their father's alienation to Lawrence's gender fluidity met with the suicide of a close friend. This project is a follow up to 2017's The Book Of Law, which credited an all-star list of musicians and was critically acclaimed by Pitchfork, Fader, The Los Angeles Times, etc. Hide
