Lillimure is a singer, songwriter, and producer based in New York. Influenced by melodies of her multicultural upbringing, she draws from introspective lyricism and pulsing grooves for when you want to run away and find yourself at the same time. Lillimure’s genre-bending sound can be described as pop with a heavy sensibility to musicianship influenced by sounds from R&B, jazz, and folk to the likes of John Mayer, Tom Misch, and Emily King. 

Her career began in 2017 with her first single, “Summer Blues,” followed by her self-titled debut album in 2019, which brought lush arrangements and soulful vocals to stages including the New York Botanical Gardens and the Pleasantville Music Festival. She has since performed at MilkBoy (Philadelphia), Hotel Café (Los Angeles), The Forge (London), and Mamamu (Naples, Italy).

In 2021 her music video for “Something,” directed by Manuela Muniz, won Best Music Video at NYU Tisch’s Fusion Film Festival. Since then, Lillimure has independently crowdfunded a series of cinematic music videos, beginning with “Selfish” (2022), a contemporary Old Hollywood reimagining inspired by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Her 2025 single “Slow Rider” continues this creative thread. Built on a club-driven beat, the song moves between desire and reflection, embracing love at its own pace. Directed by Emily Massey, the video intercuts scenes of Lillimure and her friends on a night out with imagery inspired by her grandmother’s hometown in Mexico, where time moves slowly. The contrast mirrors the song’s message — that a slow burn can be the strongest flame. 

Following her debut, Lillimure has leaned further into the architecture of her songs — refining her writing and stepping into production as a natural extension of her voice. Her upcoming album, Tales of a Slow Rider, reflects both the stories she’s lived and a newfound voice with sonic depth and thoughtful world-building. Featuring singles like “I Want You to Stay,” highlighted on Spotify’s Fresh Finds: Pop editorial playlist in August 2025, the album explores the emotions of knowing people and places for a brief time, and holding those memories close as the pages turn.