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Fable by Amy Speace
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fave it Folk Pop | Americana
11 tracks | 39 minutes
Released Feb 2002
on Twangirl Music
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Twangy folk-rock-pop with an indie edge, "Amy's songs move beyond the traditional borders of acoustic music...a pixie version of early Tom Waits." (Jayson Buterin, ESP Magazine)
Bio / Background
"Undeniably earnest and commercially accessible" wrote Billboard Magazine about Amy Speace's 2002 solo debut Fable. Songs from this album won honors in the USA Songwriting Competition and The John Lennon Songwriting Contest and were featured in independent films. "Fable" has been gathering a grassroots buzz among AAA and college DJ's. Jim Graves of Fayetville, NC's WFSS says that "Fable" has "kickbutt lyrics and a feel that goes from hard-edged to tender."
NYC based Amy Speace moved to NYC after college to study acting and worked with The National Shakespeare Company for years before she even picked up a guitar, taught herself, and started putting her poetry to music and hitting NYC's open mics. Her first band, the now-defunct pop-folk duo Edith O., released their debut cd "Tattooed Queen" in 1997 to critical raves and attracted the attention of major labels. After the painful breakup of that project, Amy went on the road for a year with a theater company.
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