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Larkin Grimm was born 26 years ago in Memphis, Tennessee, to hippie followers of the religious cult the Holy Order of MANS. Raised by multiple 'parents' in the cult's commune until age six, she spent her youth in the Appalachian mountains of Georgia after the cult disbanded. With five siblings and tough economic conditions, she won a full - scholarship to Yale to study art. After taking a break in Olympia, Washington, with eco - warriors and such, she returned to Yale and was part of Dirty Projectors. After graduation, she moved to Providence, became active in the noise scene, and made albums of improv/free - form songs for Secret Eye Records. Her musical talent comes from her old - time fiddler and singer father and folksinger mother. She's an incredibly gifted singer, fingerpicker, and multi - instrumentalist, and has shared bills with many well - known artists.

If you're into Larkin Grimm's music, you can listen to her albums whenever you want. Just find them on your favorite music - streaming platforms. When you're listening, try to focus on the unique improv and free - form style of her songs. Pay attention to the different instruments she plays and the emotion in her voice. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy of her album, keep it in a cool, dry place to prevent damage. And if you're sharing her music with friends, make sure to do it legally. That way, you can enjoy her amazing music for a long time.