Lammle’s New Music Monday – June 29 – Stella Lefty – Boston

This Week Lammle’s New Music Monday spotlight lands on Glencoe, Illinois’ Stella Lefty. Stella lefty is the daughter of billionaire Eric Lefkofsky. After she graduated high school, Stella attended Tulane University where she studied public health. Although she’d been practicing songwriting since she was a young girl, she had no intention of getting into the music industry. However, after gaining a following on social media with songs she wrote and posted on her own, she kind of fell into it.

Stella Lefty has been posting songs since 2022. Her early efforts including her singles “Stay” and “Kiss Me”. She even collaborated on a song that was included on the soundtrack for the movie “Scream 7”

Her latest single “Boston” has blown up for her after going viral and debuting at number 95 on the Billboard Hot 100 in April of 2026. The single has been climbing steadily up the charts and It also happens to be our spotlight on this week’s Lammle’s Western Wear New Music Monday

 

 

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