Amelia White

“If there were an East Nashville Music Hall of Fame, Amelia White would already be in it. The now-famous Nashville, Tn. — If there were an east nashville music hall of fame, Amelia White would already be in it. The now-famous scene was in its formative days when white arrived from Boston in the early 2000s and became a fixture at the family wash. She’s been a leading light in America’s most musical zip code ever since, even as she’s developed a reputation in the rest of the U.S. and Europe as a first-rate songwriter. She helped define and refine the core folk-rock sound of Americana, yet her band’s energetic pulse never outshines her carefully wrought lyrics. She’s a poet who’s been compared to more famous songwriters for years; now, it would be more appropriate to use her as a benchmark. “ – Craig Havighurst, Music City Roots

“Over the last couple of decades, East Nashville fixture Amelia White has built a folk-pop catalog that’s as unfussy as it is consistent in quality, and full of insinuating hooks, slyly sleepy singing and lean, jangly backing. “Rhythm of The Rain,” looks at the current political frenzy from a seasoned, bohemian” – Jewly Hight NPR

“The queen of the East Nashville Underground… it’s a real treat to see her in all her unadorned splendor” – Amos Lee, No Depression

“Her extraordinary new release “Love I Swore” is both bracing and sweet. The son right) Kim Richey, who brings out musicality and copious golden backing vocals. The record is like a quilt in which every square sewn on is a variation from the one next to it. There is some rock and roll, some catchy pop, good country, and also a brooding intensity when such is called for.” – Tommy Womack

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