'LiLy Fox' is the musical pseudonym of multi-instrumentalist Jem Taylor. Read Full Bio ↴'LiLy Fox' is the musical pseudonym of multi-instrumentalist Jem Taylor.
Born in Graham Valley, New Zealand, in the back of a purple house bus named "Starsailor". Fox's lyrics tell the story of a tortured soul, covering such topics as love, lust, sweat, dropping out of high school, and what it's like to be fired from a dream job (as a warehouse foot model due to swelling and discolouration.)

As a musician, Lily Fox brings a unique approach to composition and songwriting. The influence of jazz legend Miles Davis, can be heard on her track "Sweet Home Hokitika," through her unique brand of mouth percussion closely resembling the sound of Davis' trumpet.

Drawing inspiration from both Jazz heavyweights(such as Miles Davis) and the more experimental sounds of indie rock legends(The Killers, Interpol). Her music melds genres ranging from Grindcore to art punk and electronica using heavy guitars, synthetic sounds, and screaming, erotic, bluesy vocals.

This summer marks the beginning of a heavy touring schedule for Fox, who plans to travel the country in her 1987 Toyota Liteace affectionately dubbed "Little Man." Stay tuned for updates and venues where you can catch Lily Fox