fig Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Fig feels like listening to queer pop in a mid century cathedral.
Elizabeth Harris, the brain
behind
fig, is currently based in Pittsburgh, PA and has been creating community and performing in the
DIY scene for five years.
Their music is laced with evidence of their many facets, and fig elevates their musical queerness
to the holiness of being present in your community at Sunday mass.
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