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The Mailman's Daughter by Adrienne Hamilton
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fave it Piano | Quirky
6 tracks | 21 minutes
Released Sep 2006
on Adrienne Hamilton
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Adrienne’s accomplished piano-driven compositions run the gamut from subdued, organic grooves to unapologetic upbeat cuts. Her sensuous, straightforward voice often accompanied by off-kilter arrangements makes her music uniquely original.
Bio / Background
What do you get when a small-town country girl who grew up singing in the church choir flees to the city and joins a surf-punk band? You get the inspiring, idiosyncratic music of Adrienne Hamilton. Although her punk rock days are over, happily Adrienne hasn’t lost her edge: her unique sensibility and fierce independence—as a songwriter, as a musician, as a person—couples a DIY ethos with the musical chops to back it up.
Adrienne discovered the danger of song at the tender age of four, when her mother backed the family van into a tree while singing “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” (in rounds). An untoward attraction to music was sparked in the girl right then and there, and it wasn’t long before she adopted the piano as her favored instrument, to accompany her voice. Over the next thirteen years, while a nurturing church organist helped to hone Adrienne’s piano-playing skills, secular songwriting quickly became her chief source of satisfaction.
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So Unique.mindiwen wrote on August 23, 2009
Adrienne has a very unique voice, and all the songs have a really nice beat to them. It's...electronic and slightly folk-sy. And I really like that she plays the piano for herself.