Artist description Acoustic guitar and a distinctive vocal warmth distinguish Maggie's music from the crowd. With an emphasis on raw emotion and music/lyric synergy, this is music that reaches into the heart and soul of the listener.

Music Style Folk Rock

Musical Influences James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Indigo Girls, Ani DiFranco, Aine Furey, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Kathrin Shorr, Patsy Cline, Iris DeMent, Dave Matthews, Shawn Colvin, Karla Bonoff, Alison Krauss, Sting, Bob Dylan of course...

Similar Artists Hmmm...we'll let you decide that one...

Artist History Maggie has always been connected with music, playing piano since age four and singing for as long as she can remember, but did not begin writing songs until well into her successful acting career in New York and throughout North America. When she was cast in a show that required her to play guitar as well as nearly a dozen other instruments, Maggie found a new voice in harmony with the six strings on her $150 Fender acoustic. She finally started playing her songs for other people after a move to Los Angeles, where Maggie quickly netted local acclaim on the singer/songwriter scene for her unique rootsy sound. She began her first set of recordings, which can be found on her demo CD "Postcards from the Lily Pond". In 2000, disenchanted with the entertainment business, Maggie took some time away in order to pursue a new career and a slower pace of life. Now happily settled at the base of Gold Country in Northern California, Maggie has picked up her guitar and is diving into the local scene once again, thrilled to be reconnecting with audiences on her own terms, for the pure love of it.

Albums Postcards from the Lily Pond (demo)

Location Sacramento, CA - USA

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