Artist description Meyers’ music is certainly folk-based, with a distinctpop sensibility, due in large part to her beautiful vocalstyle. Her playing grooves, her lyrics are unassumingly poignant and come from a voice that is deep, rich,dynamic, and pure. Her songs are emotionally honestslices of daily life that don’t attempt to mythologizeor mask the good and bad things we do to each other.She has spent her entire life in the performing arts as an actress and musician, hales from Dallas, and is an accomplished musician on piano, guitar, cello, drums, bass, and a little mandolin. While influenced by artists such as Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush, Shawn Colvin, and Sheryl Crow, Amy's style is uniquely herown.

Music Style Pop /Rock/Folk

Musical Influences Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush, Elton John, Shawn Colvin, Sheryl Crow, Jazz, Musical Theatre

Similar Artists Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush, Tori Amos, Sherly Crow

Artist History Amy Meyers has been a popular San Francisco performer since her move there in '91. She has fronted The Plain Folk Band, Girls! Girls! Girls!, Amy Meyers Trio, and The Amy Meyers Band and released 4 CD's. In the mid 90’s, Amy Meyers left the popular Bay Area Folk/Country/Rock band, Plain Folk to pursue a new road of musical expression. In 1997, she released The Wheel, which was warmly received by critics and gave her the confidence to continue with her music. In May of 1998, she was a featured artist on KFOG and a finalist of the Lilith Fair Talent Search. In 1999, she released the EP, Open Road, which clearly illustratedboth musical growth and a willingness to experiment. Crossing is the 4th and latest release from this San Franciscobased artist

Albums The Wheel, Open Road, Crossing

Location San Francisco, Ca - USA

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