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North of New York by Charlotte Kendrick
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fave it Modern Folk | Country Folk
11 tracks | 43 minutes
Released May 2007
on Wondermore Records
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:22 Thank You lyrics BUY MP3 04:22 Thank You lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:22 Thank You
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Acoustic Folk Pop, with a hint of Country. Reminiscent of Kelly Willis and Shawn Colvin.
Bio / Background
Poignant and poetic, Charlotte Kendrick is an artist who creates an irresistibly intimate world with her songs. Her music is tenderly performed Americana folk rock reminiscent of Lucy Kaplansky or Nanci Griffith. With a refreshingly understated voice, she sings in the tradition of folk singers to whom the song matters most.
Though she had played music all her life, Charlotte didn’t try her hand at songwriting until her early twenties, when she spent two years in West Africa with the Peace Corps. With no electricity at her disposal, her main source of entertainment became playing guitar and writing songs.
Upon returning to New York, Charlotte started from scratch; hitting open mic nights and playing every venue possible. During that period, she met producer and fellow-musician, Dan Rowe and they set to work on her full-length debut album, I Get Stupid.
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