Canadian singer Loreena McKennitt adapted the poem to music, and featured it on her 1991 album "The Visit". Dutch gothic metal band Autumn referred to "The Lady of Shalott" in their songs "Who Has Seen Her Wave Her Hand", "Mirrors Magic Sights", "When Lust Evokes the Curse", and "Floating Towards Distress" from their 2002 album "When Lust Evokes the Curse", each song retelling parts of the story from the poem. The song titled "Shalott" on Emilie Autumn's 2006 album "Opheliac" tells the poem from her own perspective. The Band Perry's country music video "If I Die Young" makes clear visual references to "The Lady of Shalott": lead vocalist Kimberly Perry holds a book of poems by Tennyson as she lies in a boat, floating down a river like the Lady of Shalott (the boat in the Perry video is similar to some illustrations of the poem, such as the image by W. E. F. Britten).