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L.P. (Laura Pergolizzi) is a pop/rock musician from New York City known by her initials. She tours and performs with her band, which consists of guitarists Tony Finn and Josh Flagg, bassist Scott Kelliher, and drummer Scott Campbell.

L.P. has released two solo albums, following a stint as the lead singer for underground bands The Plan and Lionfish. Cracker's frontman, David Lowery, recruited her to make a guest appearance on their 1998 album, Gentleman's Blues, touring with them as a guest vocalist. Koch Records signed her a solo act in 2001, and she released her debut album, Heart Shaped Scar, which was followed in 2004 by Suburban Sprawl & Alcohol which featured the singer working with fellow out lesbian singer and songwriter, Linda Perry on the track, "Darkside".