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Ava Earl - Songwriter
GIRDWOOD - Young, but wise, songwriter Ava Earl has a masterful control of her craft. Writing music and expressing emotions that demonstrate both maturity and an appreciation for life’s twists and turns, Earl’s efforts have culminated, thus far, in her brand new album, The Roses. Officially released today, The Roses was recorded in Nashville and produced by JT Nero, one half of the Americana-outfit, Birds of Chicago, and features hauntingly beautiful background vocals from Allison Russell and Awna Teixeira. The end result is a beautifully and intentionally crafted album that invokes images of natural wonder and fantasy alike, all while sticking closely to Earl’s own personal experiences. Fans can stream or purchase The Roses now at this link.
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ers, Rhett Miller, and Tim Easton. Tonight, Earl will be performing a very special release show at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Anchorage. A one-time virtual stream will take place Sunday at 7pm EST via Club Passim.
Amplify Music Magazine pointed out in a recent interview that, “Earl has always been drawn to powerful lyrical storytellers, which has weaved into her own lyrical consciousness. Endlessly inspired by and propelled by community found through music, Ava has always put herself in spaces to find and nurture that inter-musical connection and camaraderie.”
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In their premiere of Tracks like “Cimorene” “Cimorene,” Un“Ava’s music reflects the and “Forever Girl” were derground Music premiered leading up to Collective wrote, landscape she’s grown up The Roses’ release, finding “Sonically, Ava’s traction and support from sweetly-sung vocals in—open, raw, beautiful.” fans and critics alike—Unprovide a dash of - Guitar Girl Magazine derground Music Collecmagic to this romantive called the former “a tic acoustic soundgorgeous and gracefully finger-picked folk song scape, while painting a vivid picture that leaves which aims to take the listener to an ‘enchanted the listener in a state of reflection and wonder.” space during a time of collective isolation, nostalgia, and longing,” and Guitar Girl Magazine Anchorage Press wrote about Earl’s rise as an interviewed Earl around the release of “Forever Alaskan musician, opening the article with, “For Girl,” saying, “Ava’s music reflects the landscape those that still do not yet know Ava Earl or her she’s grown up in—open, raw, beautiful.” music, may I introduce to you one of the gems of the Alaskan music scene.” An engaging performer, Earl thrives in a live More at https://www.avaearl.com concert setting, drawing audiences in with her music and stories. Highlight performances over For More On Alaska, the years include opening dates for Maggie Rog-
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