NYC-based antifolk with applied silliness; The Joni Mitchell of antifolk, who, incidentally, doesn't take herself too seriously.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Red Shirt	2:41
2		Fangs and Fur	2:56
3		Olly Olly Oxen Free	4:58
4		Athena	2:43
5		I Am Not Going Home Yet	6:22
6		Three Sparrows Four	4:58
7		I Call Myself a Flower	2:24
8		Salvation Army	4:08
9		I Stayed Home Today	3:30
10		Song That Mama Sings	3:49
11		Tower of Toys	3:17
12		Retrospective: in Out in Out	4:56
13		Gotta Lotta	0:20

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Other Jenn Lindsay releases:
THE LAST NEW YORK HORN, www.cdbaby.com/jennlindsay5,
FIRED, www.cdbaby.com/jennlindsay4
THE STORY OF WHAT WORKS, www.cdbaby.com/jennlindsay2
BRING IT ON, www.cdbaby.com/jennlindsay

"If Jenn Lindsay's songs got the recognition they deserved, New York would be one receptionist short and the folk world would be one star richer" Nicky Rossiter, RAMBLES

When Jenn Lindsay played a women's music festival last year in Santa Cruz, CA, the 400-person audience was on their feet several times for good reason. In her 3-year involvement playing on New York City's underground folk circuit, Lindsay's music has ignited a substantial east coast following. She's just finished her fifth album, THE LAST NEW YORK HORN, and is touring nationally in support of it and her happy transient art-life.

Jenn's musical community is the NYC Antifolk scene, a hub of musicians based in the East Village's Sidewalk Cafe, who share a mutual distaste for mediocre, well-packaged mainstream music.

Read more at www.jennlindsay.com