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Alt-folk mamacita plays spooky songs about the sad cowboys and roving criminals of the Americana highway.
Genre:
Folk: Appalachian Folk
Release Date:
2003
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Robin Aigner
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Hypnotism? Folk Magic? Strange Appalachianitis?
I'm a stone-cold mamacita
With an ex-pat hippie papa
We got a lot of terra cotta
And we're a long way from home
These lyrics from one of Robin Aigner's best-loved songs serve as a good introduction into her world. With a style that's equal parts folk, roots and Americana with an urban kick, Robin's music-featuring her warm, sensual voice, sweetly finger-picked guitar playing and rich imagery-lulls you in, holds your attention and takes you a long way from home. Is it hypnotism? Some kinda folk magic? Whatever it is, it sure works.
Her songs, while partly grounded in that old-timey, classic folk tradition, also offer something completely unique and compelling. Her arresting vocals, intelligent wit and wordplay, and hook-y melodies assure that listeners are humming her tunes on their subway rides. Her songs celebrate lost cowboys, cryin' outlaws, lonely troubadours.
"Robin is a well-crafted songwriter and charming performer on the rise. I am interested to see what she comes up with next."
-Lach, NY AntiFolk Founder
"Aigner manages to make the compass needle on a familiar folk song quiver, suggesting that something unexpected-and interesting-lurks nearby."
-Larry Parnass, Northampton Gazette
Robin's music has been played on WDVX, SCAD, WETS, WFMU and Radio Crystal Blue (Internet), among others.
Check out her alter ego ROYAL PINE.
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