Artist description Their songs are written in the singer/songwriter tradition, touching on the personal side of life. With topics ranging from self-discovery, challenges and joys - to homophobia, irony and the darker side of human nature, Afferent Cue attracts a varied audience. Vocally, Robynne delivers these songs with passion, her striking voice a combination of earthiness, sensuality and innocence. Bill's emotionally charged guitar playing and back-up vocals compliment her perfectly. It is in live performance that "Afferent Cue" truly shines. Audiences find themselves drawn to the strong intimacy the couple shares which reaches beyond the stage straight into the heart of the listener.

Music Style Eclectic singer/songwriters.

Musical Influences David Bowie, Alice Cooper, Ani DiFranco, Lucinda Williams, Richard Thompson, Peter Himmelman, Dan Bern, Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Patti Griffin, R.E.M., Elvis Costello, Tori Amos, Indigo Girls, Queensryche

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Artist History Natives of Philadelphia, Robynne (vocals/percussion) and Bill (guitar/vocals) have explored varied musical genres, both performing in different bands before coming together to form "Afferent Cue". Friends for nearly 10 years, now life partners, they have successfully merged their diverse musical influences to create a sound that has been described as "alternative folk/rock".

Group Members Robynne & Bill

Instruments Robynne (percussion/vocals), Bill (guitars/bass/vocals)

Albums Our 1st cd will be relaesed in July of 2003

Press Reviews One reviewer described their live performance in this way "...going to see "Afferent Cue" is like an adventure into the world of voyeurism - at times hilarious, at other times poignant...Bill and Robynne write what they know and it shows onstage - you can't help but be drawn in..."

Location Pittsburgh, Pa - USA

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