Bluesy Soul Singer
Bios
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Amy’s tongue-in-cheek songwriting melds with a sound rooted in gospel, folk, and soul—a fresh, surprising take on the painful places we’ve all been.
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Amy sings to you from her hometown of Portland, combining classical vocal training with gospel music roots in her low, smooth sound. Amy's tongue-in-cheek writing comes from her personal heartbreaks, contemplating what it means to stay gracious (and keep your humor) in a grey, rainy world.
Her current project, an EP entitled Babybird. is releasing August 18, 2022, and laughs through a story of heartbreak, anger, and getting strong while staying soft. It's a soulful funk fusion album that falls somewhere between Adele and Lizzo, with influences from Lake Street Drive, Yebba, and a little bit of church.
Long Bio
Amy sings to you from her hometown of Portland, Oregon, combining her classical vocal training with her gospel music roots in her low, smooth sound. Drawing her influence from artists like Norah Jones, Jazmine Sullivan, and Adele, Amy writes from her personal heartbreaks and those around her, always contemplating what it means to stay gracious (and keep your humor) in a grey, rainy world.
Her current project, an EP entitled Babybird. is releasing August 18, 2022, and laughs you through a story of getting hurt, getting angry, and getting strong while staying soft. It's a soulful funk fusion album that falls somewhere between Adele and Lizzo, sometimes dancey and sometimes sugar sweet, with influences from Lake Street Drive, Yebba, and a little bit of church.
