Album Notes

"In This Town" is Annie and Rod Capps’ fifth release and showcases Annie's most compelling songwriting to date. The title track reached #3 on the Folk DJ charts and regular airplay for many of the tracks helped transition this Michigan duo to a national touring act.

It’s a cohesive collection of vignettes told from the perspective of both observer and actor before backdrops ranging from a friendly town café to an empty house; a dark bar to a front porch; a jail cell to the wide open road. The result is a mélange of simple, evocative stories about familiar human emotions delivered with the “appealing mixture of confession and sass” that is signature Annie…

“Capps has a way of starting a song with an image that’s simple, yet arresting enough to propel you through the ensuing developments, which often covers quite a bit of territory.” Jim Manheim, Ann Arbor Observer

Chris Rietz of the Lansing State Journal says "...the folkie- songwriter genre can seem so overpopulated and colorless ... Annie Capps is an exception, and the reasons why make a fairly long list. ... The songs are deliciously underwritten, almost snapshots, and the best are vignettes that suggest vastly more than they depict."

Married for 13 years, and making music together for many more, the Capps have a sound that reflects their deep and intuitive understanding of each other. On this new record, Rod handles acoustic and electric guitars, most of the bass guitar, and the tenor banjo with rootsy grace. Annie’s disarming, earthy voice carries her rich and captivating melodies. The simple arrangements and uncluttered production keep these sweet, tender and frisky songs in the spotlight where they belong.

For more information visit anniecapps.com or email info@maynardmusic.com.

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