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“This Seattle-based artist’s music lingers in a stark, blackly outlined winter landscape with shadowy, whispering instrumentation and fluid melody. The record hovers somewhere around folk, but with gothic tinges and bell-like guitars chiming throughout. Willow’s voice, reminiscent of Natalie Merchant and The Sundays’ Harriet Wheeler, is as warm, lilting, and alluring as they come. ...haunted and haunting, shot throughout with a deep, glimmering liquidity.” ~ Performing Songwriter
| 02/21/15 | Hard Rock Café - Seattle Seattle, WA, US |
| 03/26/15 | Rendezvous, Jewelbox Theater Seattle, WA, US |
| 04/10/15 | We're Nashville Bound! |
Willow & The Embers nominated for King 5 Best of Western Washington!
This was the church where my daddy preached from the end of my kindergarten year to the the end of second grade. Lawton OKlahoma. When I walked into the sanctuary on our Daughter of a Preacher Man tour (what seemed like a hundred years later) all the memories of those brief years came rushing back...or forward...
When I was a little girl, the song 'In the Sweet by and by' was one of my favorites. I think because the tune held the promise of finding family and forgiveness and redemption and all things better in the after life. I do not know if I believe that my people will be welcoming me once I "cross over", but I would like to believe that at some point in this life time - in this here and now - there can be peace and forgiveness and that there will be no more sorrow, only joy in the sweet by and by.
Live interview with East Nashville Radio in suuport of our North Boubon Country Tour last April!
