On August 9th, Mae Capozzi will bring her melancholic indie folk to Pianos in NYC. On her new EP, “Waited For”, a four-song project released on July 7th, the Brooklyn artist shares a sound that’s candid, stripped down and somewhat desolate. Mae’s songwriting is well structured, and her lyrics touch upon the pains and complications of living in NYC, all over the patterned riffs of her electric guitar. “Waited for your sadness to swallow me up, Waited for my loneliness to wash it down, Waited for NYC to murder me, Took the next train that came around” she sings on “Waited For”, a vulnerable and perceptive track about getting sucked in and constrained by the Big Apple, without being able to break free from its unrelenting momentum. – Pearse Devlin
