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You can detect Harvey taking the chance to stretch, if not necessarily as a lyricist, then certainly as a singer.— Pitchfork: Latest News
He is an accomplished lyricist, and is responsible for lyrics to many of the band's songs.
An MC, lyricist, and producer, she's the alternative microphone vandal with lyrics that hit like left and right hooks, whether subjects are light or weighty.— Hip Hop News from HipHopGalaxy.com
The credits of the music director and the lyricist are displayed big and bold on a hoarding but not the writer's credit.
Robert Taylor (co-lyricist, co-librettist) began writing poetry and lyrics around the same time he picked up the violin at the age of eight.— Playbill.com : News
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