Wendy Wall

Wendy Wall is an American singer-songwriter, originally based out of New York's Greenwich Village. Her recording career began in 1990. Her music is an eclectic blend of folk, rock, alternative acoustic pop, blues. Wendy first recorded in 1990 on SBK/EMI and in the late 90's formed her own label and entered the independent music scene. Similar artists include Patty Larkin, Ray Lamontagne, Dave Matthews, Catie Curtis

Listening to Wendy Wall's music is like appreciating a particularly lustrous fabric weave. Sesac Magazine hailed it ?pure talent?timeless music?soul baring lyrics and goosebump inducing vibrato?depth and hard won authenticity.? Fans have called it ?wonderfully philosophical, lusciously listenable music? and called Wendy ?one of our greatest national treasures, and one of our best kept secrets?

Wendy's self-titled debut album on the SBK/EMI label, produced by Rob Fraboni, was a New York Music Award winner and seven-fold nominee, including nominations for Best Female Vocalist and Best Songwriter, winner of Best Folk Album.

Wendy has recorded 3 studio albums and is releasing her 4th in late 2008. She has had videos on VH1 and been the musical guest star on David Letterman, The Joan Lunden Show and Nile Rodger's inner visions on VH1. Her song ?Postcard to the Stars? was featured on VH1's Earth Day Special in the 90's. Wendy's songs serve as sonic oases, offering both sustenance and a vantage point for putting life's terrain into perspective