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Artist description
Northrup is a singer songwriter who also works in theatre\film. The songwriting holds nothing back and can be both blistering and tender. His first release "Slow Burn Avenue" has generated favorable response across Canada and the US. |
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Music Style
Folk-Rock |
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Musical Influences
Steve Earle, Rufus Wainwright, Rosanne Cash, Joni Mitchell, Elvis Costello |
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Artist History
Northrup has worked in theatre, film and music for the last 10 years. He has at times sound designed, composed for musical theatre, and acted in addition to being a formidable singer\songwriter. His latest projects include a loose adaptation of Dante's Inferno for musical theatre entitled "The 7th Circle" co-written with playwright Marty Chan and Edmonton Symphony composer in residence Allan Gilliland. Northrup has toured theatrical productions with the most recent being a Western Canadian tour of Shel Silverstein's "The Devil and Billy Markham" |
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Group Members
The members of the Andy Northrup Trio are Pat Campbell on guitars and Ed Garrick on bass. Northrup rounds out the trio on guitar and lead vocals. |
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Instruments
Guitar, Piano, Vocals |
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Press Reviews
The Edmonton Journal ran a great Roger Levesque piece on the album and trio on February 3, 2001. Roger had this to say about the album,
"To these ears, Northrup's songs offer an insightful depth you won't find with most up-and-coming songwriters who can get lost in penning love songs. Despite it's dark material, 'Slow Burn Avenue' sparkles with energy and sincerity."
David Crossen of Outlooks magazine out of Calgary has also given the album a great review as has Don McSwiney and Bill Richardson of CBC Radio. |
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Location
Edmonton, Alberta - Canada |
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