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OPENER Angela Sheik LISTEN  |   WEBSITE Angela Sheik is an electro-acoustic musician who blends the soulful, feminine vibe of Billie Holiday with the innovative spirit of Imogen Heap.  Her music bridges the divide between a traditional singer/songwriter and an electronic innovator. Using her layered voice, an arsenal of unique instruments, and looper machines, she breaks all expectations of what a solo performer can accomplish on stage while charming the audience with a smile.

OPENER Casey Cattie LISTEN  |  WEBSITE Singer-songwriter Casey Cattie explore themes of identity, growth, friendship and love in a way that always honors the fundamental mysteries of the human journey. She is a gem of uniqueness and authenticity.

OPENER Kate Tandy LISTEN  |  WEBSITE Kate Tandy is a local singer-songwriter whose deep country influences reveal themselves stunningly in her music.

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OPENER Jay Ansill LISTEN  |   WEBSITE Jay Ansill's music is firmly rooted in the traditional music of the U.S. and the British Isles and Ireland, but combines elements of classical music, jazz and rock. It is music that is very modern, yet it strikes directly at the ancient heart of music.

Classic Crenshaw attributes including an indelible sense of melody and tuneful essence combine to create a rich warmth and intimacy on every song of Jaggedland. The recording has a powerful vibe of immediacy thanks to Crenshaw's warm vocals and riveting guitar work. He takes the production to its highest levels working with a roster of well known musical heroes and veteran producers. Crenshaw first recorded two tracks in Upstate New York with Stewart Lerman (The Roches, Dar Williams), the melancholy "Sunday Blues" and the fiery rocker "Someone Told Me." Crenshaw did seven of the tracks at Sage and Sound Studios in Los Angeles with producer/engineer Jerry Boys (REM, Richard Thompson, Buena Vista Social Club).  Simply put, the 12 songs are musical observations about the human experience, mortality, the state of the world and of course, love as viewed through the inimitable Crenshaw perspective. 

As Crenshaw was developing Jaggedland's mix of poignant and incisive love songs and musings on mortality, he ventured once again into the film world, co-penning the title track to the hilarious, critically acclaimed John C. Reilly film "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story"; the track was nominated for a 2008 Golden Globe and a 2008 Grammy Award. Over the last few years, Crenshaw has played 40 - 50 shows a year on what he dubs "the NPR singer-songwriter circuit." Says Crenshaw, "This album took a lot of wear and tear on my emotions, but in the end I think it's one of my best ever and I am so excited to have worked with so many of my favorite players on it. When people ask me why I keep making music after all these years, I have a simple answer: because I have to. For lack of a more colorful term, there is truly something magical to it and I never take it for granted."