Johanna Warren

Using a gentle, lilting voice and melancholic demeanor to her songwriting, singer/songwriter/guitarist Johanna Warren loaded all three of these jobs for the Brooklyn indie folk band sTickLipS, which also highlighted Jonathan Nocera on guitar, Chris St. Hillaire on bass, and Jim Bertini on drums. The group released IT REALLY IS Like a Equine IT ISN’T Like Two Foxes in ’09 2009 and Zemi in 2012. The next year, Warren gained a spot performing backup as an associate of Iron & Wine’s touring music group, including an appearance on U.S. late-night TV’s Conan in-may 2013. That fall, she released her single debut, the wispy, all-acoustic Fates. Somber and guitar-centric, a lot of the record highlighted double-tracked vocals or accompaniment with the album’s engineer and mixer, Bella Blasko. In 2014, Warren’s support vocals made an appearance on Natalie Merchant’s eponymous discharge, and she toured with Andrea Tomasi, executing with her during her established. Collaborating once again with Blasko and relocated to Portland, Warren included a lot more of her complicated period signatures and non-traditional chord progressions on her behalf sophomore album for the slightly much less folk-sounding acoustic guitar-based established. Focused on the moon and nature’s cycles, Numun premiered with the Conor Oberst-founded Group Love Information in 2015.