Melbourne’s Lilith Lane is a musical chameleon with a fearless streak. For over 20 years, she’s blurred the lines between folk, blues, roots, and synth-pop, crafting songs that cut deep and dance hard. By day, she’s the seasoned songwriter and multi-instrumentalist behind albums like Pilgrim and Trickery. By night, she transforms into Baxter Avalon, her retro synth-wave alter ego, unleashing shimmering beats and electrifying synths that explode with energy.

From Geelong’s Wathaurang Country to international stages, Lilith’s fearless independence and DIY ethos have made her a force to reckon with, whether on stage, behind the mixing desk, or championing women in the music industry through her Recording Studios Living Archive. This week, dive headfirst into the many worlds of Lilith Lane and Baxter Avalon — where raw roots meet neon nights and nothing is off limits.