Alana Amram‘s songs could belong to a different era. Wielding a vocal authority that feels very Patti Smith, Amram deftly crafts narrative lyrics that paint images ranging from pastoral to wild – but always a far cry from the brick and bustle of Brooklyn where the songwriter currently resides. The sound is Americana by way of late 60’s psych-tinged folk, and is ever-present on her spellbinding 2014 release Spring River. Catch her at Union Pool on August 4th or headlining at the Cake Shop with Ian O’neill of Deertick, Reservations, and Heaven’s Jail on August 31st, and be sure to listen to the track below. – Olivia Sisinni
We added this song to The Deli’s playlist of Best rootsy songs by emerging NYC artists – check it out!