Coupled with her evocative vocals, Christine Havrilla’s arrangements produce acoustic chills at one moment and in the next an audience will feel the raw power and energy of her strength on electric guitar.
Christine was named “One of the Top Ten Indie Arts” by The Advocate Magazine. Her song "Hole in the Ground" spent a remarkable 14 weeks atop Sirius Satellite's Hot 20 chart, and "Letting Go" an equally impressive 12 weeks.
Making frequent stops at clubs and major outdoor festivals, Christine has established herself throughout the East coast, Midwest, and South. Her material has meanwhile been gaining massive momentum online.
Christine Havrilla's latest album, "In My Chair," demonstrates her ever-evolving musicianship. In a very personal and solo endeavor, Christine sings and plays all instrumentsin her most ambitious effort to date. Writing and producing "In My Chair" from her home studio, listeners hear raw authenticity as Christine’s gritty vocals and overall musicality breathe life into fifteen engaging songs.
Please visit Christine Havrilla for a complete bio, and additional information.
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Internationally touring singer-songwriter Pamela Means is an award winning, politically provocative guitar virtuoso, as well as a conservatory trained artist who fronts her own jazz trio.
Pamela Means’ many honors include being named Falcon Ridge Folk Festival’s #1 “Most Wanted New Artist,” and both Wisconsin’s “Folk Artist of the Year,” and “Female Vocalist of the Year.” Pamela has also been a Boston Music Award Nominee (“Outstanding Contemporary Folk Artist”).
Pamela performs over 150 shows a year at clubs, coffeehouses, colleges, and festivals across the country, most notably The Newport Folk Festival, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, South by Southwest Conference, Southern Womyn’s Music Fest, and Michigan’s Womyn’s Music Festival.
Currently, Pamela is in the studio recording a new album.
Please visit Pamela Means for additional information.
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From her Brooklyn apartment in New York, Katie Sawicki writes and sings with subtle, emotive and honest energy. Handed down by the influences of Ray LaMontagne, Patty Griffin, Ryan Adams, Lucinda Williams and the most prolific of the underground independent singer songwriter scene, Sawicki is quickly making a sound of her own. "Her voice is like that of a rugged angel. She writes songs about loneliness, about being short-changed and about hipsters..." (Boise Weekly).
Katie released her latest album, Time Spent Lost, March 4th, 2008. Please visit Katie Sawicki for additional information.
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Liz Stahler's debut album, "Stitches In My Sleeve," embodies her ability to connect with listeners through her intimate lyrics, and veracious delivery. Her soulful vocals coupled with her skillful guitar playing, express a warmth and honesty audiences quickly embrace.
"Not That Easy," the first track released off of Liz's album, landed spots on two CBS Prime Time television shows, "Ghost Whisperer," and "The Unit." Her songwriting has garnered her such honors as: winner of The John Lennon Songwriting Scholarship Contest, finalist in the U.S.A. Songwriting Competition, and most recently the New England Regional Finalist in the Mountain Stage New Song Competition.
After kicking off her CD release party at Boston's Club Passim, and Philadelphia's World Cafe Live, Liz Stahler is on a nationwide tour in support of the album.
Please visit Liz Stahler for tour dates, and additional information. |
