Lady Lamb the Beekeeper is the musical moniker of Aly Spaltro. Aly grew up primarily in the south west (Arizona, California & Nevada) where she spent most of her early childhood years, never more content than when she was making oldies mix tapes with a boom box and flashlight in her closet.

In 2001, Aly and her family moved to Germany. She fell in love with the German language, but ultimately settled back to the southern part of her home state of Maine in 2004. Aly went back to the same coastal town where her heart was first broken. These pangs and others birthed Lady Lamb the Beekeeper; A project which began solely as a means of self expression and self-reflection during the long, dark winter of 2007 in the scalp of New England.

Lady Lamb the Beekeeper writes sprawling lyric and melody-based songs about lost, true & unrequited love; nostalgia, nectarine meat & wolf maulings; plum crumb cake & mustard colors; death & Guatemala; airplane rides & airplane crashes; lusting & pining; aubergine & almond colored bed sheets; balance beams hidden in the woods; desert mountain ranges & european bluffs; dreams & nightmares, and fawns & fawning.

The Phoenix deemed Lady Lamb the Beekeeper as the best new band from Maine in August, 2010. On a recent Brooklyn Vegan review of her live set, ‘Aly Spaltro quickly won me over with her beautiful lyrics, husky voice, guitar playing skills, and earnest little kid-like eyes. Unlike the other artists on the bill, Aly powered through her set alone. There were no bells and whistles, just a girl and a couple of guitars, and the result was stunning.’