Anya Marina

With the launch of her 2005 debut, Anya Marina reinvented herself like a modern-day Renaissance female: actress, comic, disc jockey, and quirky songwriter. Marina was created in Ann Arbor, Michigan, a city she eventually remaining to be able to pursue performing in California. After showing up within the film 100 Ladies (a job that needed her to shave her eyebrows), she changed her film dreams with radio. She decamped to NORTH PARK to are a DJ for 92.5 FM, as well as the increased presence of music in her everyday activity helped fuel her personal songs. In a short time, Marina had produced a hype in NORTH PARK like a songwriter. Miss Halfway, her debut recording, cemented her position like a encouraging regional musician, and an area around the Grey’s Anatomy soundtrack helped pass on her music to some wider target audience. Alexandra Patsavas, the music supervisor for Grey’s Anatomy, also authorized Marina to Chop Store Information, which prompted Marina to keep her DJ gig and concentrate on her personal music full-time. The sophomore recording Sluggish & Steady Seduction: Stage II found its way to early 2009, pursuing Marina’s inclusion within the all-female lower leg of the Resort Café Tour. The self-produced Soul School EP made an appearance this year 2010 and was accompanied by her third studio room LP, Felony Flats, in 2012. Enlisting Leo Sidran, Gary Philips, Eric Hutchinson, and Loss of life Cab for Cutie’s Dave Depper to create, 2016’s Paper Aircraft was a capricious assortment of love songs offering several music co-written with Hutchinson.