With Lou Roy Complete

Also credited as Huxlee

LA anti-genre singer-songwriter and producer (formerly Huxlee). Featured on angeleyes; background vocals across six tracks on Scoobert Doobert's 2024 LP I. Debut Pure Chaos co-produced with Sarah Tudzin (Illuminati Hotties); vocal arrangement on MUNA's Dancing On The Wall.

Lou Roy is an American singer-songwriter and producer based in Los Angeles, relaunched from the Huxlee moniker in late 2019 (parents' middle names). She describes her sound as deliberately anti-genre: acoustic balladry crashed into synth-pop, a cappella chants, alt-country, and quirky electronic pop: with Fiona Apple, Joni Mitchell, and HAIM in the songwriting DNA. Debut EP Your Friend, (2019); full-length Pure Chaos (2022, co-produced with Sarah Tudzin of Illuminati Hotties); Winter Versions (2022) strips the LP acoustically. Standout singles include Uppercut, Valkyrie, and U.D.I.D.

The Scoobert thread spans the I era. Roy sings background vocals on six LP tracks — the cycle, ez pz, watercolor sky, only the beginning, see you again?, and golden state of mind: sharpening the album's “everything sings” stack alongside Nicole McCabe (bass clarinet) and Bubby Lewis (bass). Earlier, she is the feature vocal on angeleyes (Aug 12, 2022, ABBA cover, ISRC QZMEP2221941).

Off-site but part of her public profile: Roy is credited vocal arranger and background vocals on MUNA's Dancing On The Wall (2026) per streaming metadata, the same arrangement-forward lane she brings to I.

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