Dayna
Kurtz Secret Canon Vol. 2
Getting Great
Reviews
Record Release Party Set For June
4 @ The Living Room
Northport N.Y. - Dayna Kurtz's
Secret Canon Vol. 2 is set for a June 4 release and is
already getting some impressive ink. Muruch.com said of the new recording,
It’s bluesy, it’s bold and so
very, very classic. Click on the cover to read the entire review and check
out the track Dayna penned, "I Look Good In Bad."
The
"Midwest Record" just published a fine review as well. Here's a taste,
Killer stuff that any deep blues fan will recognize is the real deal. Well
done.
Click on the link to see the entire review;
More great reviews are
coming and we'll keep you updated.
Dayna Kurtz has announced
that she'll be performing a record release party on June 4, the release date of
Secret Canon Vol. 2. The show
will be at The Living Room in
N.Y.C. Dayna will be with her full band
so it will be an amazing evening.
More
details can be found by clicking the photo.
Dayna Kurtz is the most
compelling singer you're probably not listening to.
James
Reed/Boston Globe
Dayna Kurtz's Secret Canon, Vol. II
will be released on June
4 and is a
collection of uncovered blues and R&B
gems from the 1940's-1960's.
Dayna has been researching music for this project for
months to come up with just the right material. In addition, Secret
Canon, Vol. II will also contain a few of Dayna's smoky and
seductive originals. The sessions for the recording
took place in New York as well as Danya's new home in New Orleans.
Over
the past decade, the Brooklyn-based
vocalist/writer/musician/producer has
been bestowed with many awards and praises. Dayna Kurtz
was named Female Songwriter of the
Year by the National Academy of Songwriters. Norah Jones and Bonnie Raitt have
raved about her in interviews, and she's performed on such high-profile radio
shows as World Cafe, Mountain Stage and NPR's Morning
Edition. She's toured with and/or opened for the likes of Elvis Costello,
Richard Thompson, Rufus Wainwright, B.B. King, Dr. John, Richie Havens, Keren
Ann, Joe Henry, Olu Dara, Chris Whitley, Richard Buckner, Ladysmith Black
Mambazo and the Blind Boys of Alabama.
For
more information including bio, photos and interviews, please get in touch.
Kurtz's voice is a potent
thing. The Times
Picayune
Kurtz tilts her head back at an
angle and spins melodic, earthbound poetry that sets loose demons only to
dismiss them into the ether.
Judith Lewis LA
Weekly
Rich as the darkest Godiva
chocolate, the voice gets into your bones until you can barely sleep at night
and can’t get through the day without it….Kurtz sounds at times like her musical
DNA contains traces of Leonard Cohen and Tom Waits, not to mention the world’s
great cabaret singers.– Paste
Dayna
Kurtz’s diverse vocals feel both old and new, recalling Nina Simone of
yesteryear…hypnotically haunting – New York
Post
Dayna Kurtz’s voice is a
deep-hued garnet of lifeblood and beauty…
–
The Washington
Post
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