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Anna Elizabeth Laube

Guitar, harmonica, vocals, piano, banjo, bass, production, songwriting.
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Discography:
Tree, 2016, Ahh...Pockets! Records
Anna Laube, 2015, Ahh...Pockets! Records
Pool All The Love * Pool All The Knowledge, 2009, Ginkgo Records
Outta My Head, 2006, Ginkgo Records

Bio
Anna Elizabeth Laube is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer. Songs have been featured on NPR, BBC Radio, Spotify Curated Playlists, The San Francisco Bay Guardian, and XM/Sirius Satellite Radio. The new album, Tree, debuted at #1 on the Euro Americana charts in October, 2016.

Laube has performed at numerous festivals including SXSW, The Monterey Blues Festival, Folk Alliance International, the Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour, and has toured internationally. She has also received national honors that led to a collaboration with Chuck Leavell (Rolling Stones, Allman Bros.) on her song "Oh My! (Oh Me Oh Me Oh My)." 

NPR describes her sound as "Intimate, heartfelt songs rooted in traditional Americana." Her expressive and versatile voice, high craft songwriting, and understated rootsy production are the constants in a collection that changes shades from folk to jazz, twang, ragtime, blues and fingerpicking songwriter. 

She is based in Seattle, WA, USA.

​Suggested songs: "Already There," "Sunny Days," "Tree," "Oh My! (Oh Me Oh Me Oh My)," "Beautiful Boy," and "The Most Beautiful Thing I've Ever Seen."

Awards:
2014-2015 Madison's Favorite Singer-Songwriter, Isthmus Readers' Poll
2013 Madison Area Music Awards Finalist
2012 Sing For The Trees International Songwriting Contest Top 10
 2010 105.5 Triple M Project M Songwriting Series Top 3
"[This] is a really, really good album...very deep, very brilliant."
"Her voice is an alluringly warm, friendly instrument—sweet without becoming cloying, tender and heartfelt and rich."
"Country, folk, and torchy pop gather like old friends in this San Francisco songstress's burnished tunes. Centered on softly insistent vocals (somewhere between Aimee's and Emmylou's), Laube's songs layer in plucky mandolin, quavering slide, and enough good faith to keep the campfire burning late."
"Anna Laube makes intimate, heartfelt songs rooted in traditional Americana. With a strong voice reminiscent of Neko Case or Jenny Lewis, Laube sings with a slight but refreshing country twang over a mix of blues, country and folk."
"You'll hear bits of Aimee Mann, Margo Timmins and Norah Jones here and there, but overall it's a lyrical voice that's wholly original."

Songs