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Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Linda Draper gets buzzed in selfie acoustic performance of “‘81 Camaro” single; Anti-folk songwriter’s roots show off in intimate version of her classic country sound.
New album produced by Jeff Eyrich (Tanya
Tucker), mixed by Dae Bennett (son of Tony), strings by David Mansfield (Bob
Dylan, Johnny Cash, Lucinda Williams) +++
Linda
Draper as photographed by
Jeff Um
+++ PLAY, POST & SHARE Linda Draper | “‘81 Camaro”
[VIDEO]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTB2rV1ij_A [STREAM]: https://Fanatic.lnk.to/LindaDraper-81Camaro +++ “Nostalgia is instantly triggered... Carrying
feelings of longing, in a delightfully blended brew,” says Americana
Highways in its
premiere coverage of the
video for Linda Draper’s latest single “‘81 Camaro,”streaming now. The song
was also added to the publication’s recently
launched “New Americana” playlist. “I
have never had more fun making a video,” Draper
says. “We shot in Orlando, partially at Fun
Spot amusement park and as the scene turns to night, I dip my toes into
country line dancing. “I
will forever be changed by witnessing authentic country line dancing in person,”
Draper continues. “Everyone
instinctually just knew all the moves, it was so beautiful and graceful. If
these beautiful folks at Cowboys
(the club where the line dancing footage was filmed) one day develop a country line
dance for “‘81 Camaro,” all of my dreams will have come true.” +++
[VIDEO]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF3BeqBKukk +++ While“‘81 Camaro” is an authentic
country number from the anti-folk pioneering Draper, the sentiments are straight from hericonoclastic downtown NYC roots. And NYC is in full effect as Draper’s intimate selfie acoustic performance of the tune is
literally interrupted by the door buzzer to her apartment being pressed at the
moment she sings the lyric “I’m ready to go.” Draper doesn’t miss a beat, but ultimately has to jump. Draper explains, “It’s a song about longing for the days of innocence, all
the while knowing that those days are behind me, but still living for the joy
that each moment has to offer, even if I have nothing but gratitude and the
holes in my pockets to give in return. “It is really the current state of life I find myself
in now as I gear up for a move from New York, where I have lived my whole life,
to the North Carolina coastline.” “You said money can’t buy happiness, Well then give
away your money, Now tell me how it feels to be free, Are you happy now?,” she
sings. The tune is the latest single from Draper’s upcoming Patience and Lipstick (Jan. 21st, South Forty Records). +++ Linda Draper Patience
and Lipstick (South Forty Records) Jan. 21st, 2022
Track Listing: 01. ‘81 Camaro (STREAM | VIDEO) 02. Tether (STREAM) 03. All In Due Time 04. Begin Again 05. Patience and Lipstick 06. I Surrender 07. Detroit or Buffalo (STREAM) 08. Roll With You 09. The Undertow 10. String 11. I Go 12. Tether (Acoustic Version) +++ Linda Draper | Live
01/21/2021: Brooklyn, NY @ Pete’s Candy
Store (709 Lorimer St., Record Release Show, 9PM, RSVP) +++ Linda Draper | About
Linda Draper grew up in a musical home as the daughter of a
classical guitar virtuoso who studied with Andres
Segovia. She began playing guitar and writing songs as a child and
eventually became a fixture in the downtown New York City’s anti-folk music
scene on the Lower East Side. Since 2001, Draper
has released numerous albums, toured the US and UK, and opened for acclaimed
musicians such as Teddy Thompson, Melissa Ferrick, Luka Bloom, and Eilen Jewell.
Draper has also seen her songs
licensed for commercials and television. She is now embarking on her biggest challenge to date
with the formation of her own label, South
Forty Records. Patience and Lipstick,” Draper’s
upcoming new album, was produced by Jeff
Eyrich, mixed by Grammy®-award winning engineer, Dae Bennett, and features performers David Mansfield (Strings), Jeff Eyrich (Bass), and Doug Yowell (Drums and Percussion). It
is the inaugural release on the artist’s own label South Forty Records. Linda Draper is
available for interviews. Contact Josh Bloom
at Fanatic for more information. +++ Linda
Draper | Links ASSETS : WEBSITE : FACEBOOK : INSTAGRAM : YOUTUBE : SPOTIFY : APPLE
: SOUTH FORTY RECORDS +++ Josh Bloom at Fanatic
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