Album Notes

Singer-songwriter Katie Davis plays the kind of songs you “listen to when you're drunk and alone, contemplating calling your exes to ask them why they stopped loving you.” (Performer Magazine)

When her "Terrible, Terrible" EP debuted in 2004, Katie earned worldwide podcast and radio play and won loving reviews from indie press likening her to Alanis Morissette, the Postal Service, and Feist. In 2005 and 2006, a packed schedule of shows took Katie from her start in the dive bars of Seattle's Pioneer Square to her first marquee at the Showbox, one of the northwest's biggest theaters.

In 2007, Katie set off solo across the Mediterranean with a guitar and a train pass, making her home away from home first on the coast of Italy and then in the rolling hills of southern France. Now back in her hometown, 2009 finds Katie writing songs about cherry blossoms, mermaids, and crisp sea air. A forthcoming sophomore album will bring Katie’s signature sad songs with a new lightness.

“I have predicted to my listeners,” says DJ Jerry Jodice at Virginia's WRIR FM 97.3, “that Katie Davis may be one of those indie artists who break through to the mainstream, she's that good.”