Cellar Sessions: Kasey Anderson - Heavy Heart August 8th, 2018 City Winery New York
- 5 years ago
Kasey Anderson sits down for a One On One Session at City Winery New York on August 8th, 2018. Watch the full session here: https://youtu.be/eiVOyHmjvus For more info visit: http://kaseyandersonmusic.com Audio & Video by: Ehud Lazin
Setlist:
Heavy Heart
The Dangerous Ones
Bulletproof Hearts (For Laura Jane)
Like Teenage Gravity
Kasey Anderson is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer and musician who has released six albums—three as a solo artist, two with his band the Honkies, and one with his band Hawks and Doves. Anderson was diagnosed as bipolar in 2012 and entered intensive outpatient treatment the same year. Anderson's band, Hawks and Doves, released their debut album, From a White Hotel, in 2018.
With his world-weary voice and gritty, narrative-driven songs, Kasey Anderson has drawn comparisons to Americana and alt-country artists like Steve Earle, Tom Waits, Nebraska-era Bruce Springsteen, and Ryan Adams. Bouncing between the folk scenes of Bellingham, WA, and Portland, OR, Anderson has become a regional favorite and has attracted some national press attention for his five albums, 2001's Harold St. Blues, 2004's Dead Roses, 2007's The Reckoning, 2009's Way Out West, and 2010's Nowhere Nights, all of which were produced by Eric Ambel and recorded at Ambel's Cowboy Technical Sources studio in Brooklyn, NY. ~ Steve Leggett
Setlist:
Heavy Heart
The Dangerous Ones
Bulletproof Hearts (For Laura Jane)
Like Teenage Gravity
Kasey Anderson is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer and musician who has released six albums—three as a solo artist, two with his band the Honkies, and one with his band Hawks and Doves. Anderson was diagnosed as bipolar in 2012 and entered intensive outpatient treatment the same year. Anderson's band, Hawks and Doves, released their debut album, From a White Hotel, in 2018.
With his world-weary voice and gritty, narrative-driven songs, Kasey Anderson has drawn comparisons to Americana and alt-country artists like Steve Earle, Tom Waits, Nebraska-era Bruce Springsteen, and Ryan Adams. Bouncing between the folk scenes of Bellingham, WA, and Portland, OR, Anderson has become a regional favorite and has attracted some national press attention for his five albums, 2001's Harold St. Blues, 2004's Dead Roses, 2007's The Reckoning, 2009's Way Out West, and 2010's Nowhere Nights, all of which were produced by Eric Ambel and recorded at Ambel's Cowboy Technical Sources studio in Brooklyn, NY. ~ Steve Leggett