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- ↑ Lydia and the Hotel Sessions
- ↑ Mas Lydia, Por Favor
- ↑ Property of Zack
- ↑ Lydia Unleash New Video
- ↑ Lydia - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Single - iTunes
- ↑ Lydia's New Single "Knee Deep" Now Available
- ↑ Lydia Unleash New Video
- ↑ Lydia's Never Seen A Witch
- ↑ ALTPRESS: Lydia Premiere New Video
- ↑ Lydia Post Video for "Best Nights"
- ↑ The Maine Release Beatles Cover Ft. Lydia, Arkells