Melodic Acoustic Rock with mature and sultry vocals. Singer/Songwriter Gretchen Witt uses threads of folk, country, and pop to weave a sound ripe with feminity and edge.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Consequence	3:17
2		Sunday Night	3:55
3		Soft Spot	4:36
4		Criminal	2:59
5		Buried Alive	4:19
6		Say So	3:59

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From Discovering Artists (www.discoveringartists.com):
Whatever she does, she should keep on doing it because this album is acoustic rock magic. Splashed with the thought-provoking lyrics that exude femininity and edge, catchy rhythms and a pure voice, Gretchen Witt has captured my attention. She's got the flair of Mindy Smith and Alison Krauss mixed with a little Catie Curtis and Jewel. Is there anything this woman can't do musically? I doubt it.

From Red Is All the Rage (www.redisalltherage.com):
I was blown away with how impressive the album was. New York by way of Ohio singer-songwriter Gretchen Witt is skilled...melding elements of rock, folk, country, and even the blues into skillfully crafted pieces topped with mature and sultry vocals in the vein of country great Neko Case (minus the twang) or folk singer Dar Williams. Still, Witts voice is her own and her style distinctly unique..neither formulaic nor contrived. And its this unique style that allows her to imbue what may have been otherwise cringe-inducing love songs such as Say So with a real meaning that many aspiring singer-songwriters can only hope to accomplish. Its worth catching her play at one of her favorite spots to see for yourself; this woman deserves a following.

From Smother.net (www.smother.net):
Soft rock is the key ingredient in her recipe with a knack for writing a good catchy hook being her secret ingredient. Sure she may write a cooking book worth of great recipes like these songs but what of her actual vocal ability? Well imagine a genetic blending of Tracy Chapman, Norah Jones, and perhaps Natalie Merchant and youve got Gretchens crooning. New York City are you prepared?

From Ear Candy (http://earcandy_mag.tripod.com):
Her voice is both angelic and powerful: this is top of the line.

From Astro Zombie (www.Astro-Zombie.com):
Gretchen Witt is folk bliss.

From Melodic.net (www.melodic.net):
A soft voice and a beautiful and naked guitar is what meet the ear when you put on this EP. And she is well worth your attention if you like Eva Cassidy with a little Linda Ronstadt-twist here and there (at her soft moments). Say So is a favourite. That is such a soft and beautiful tune with Gretchens spread voice; an acoustic guitar and a sweeping slide-guitar painting the landscape. Without a doubt the best moment on the E.P and this song is worth the dollars you have to spend on the album at CD BABY if you like the softer school of female singer songwriters.

From Indie-Music.com (www.indie-music.com):
No messy metaphors here. Her words are refreshingly straightforward. Damn, but its just an EP. I cant wait to hear a full project from this versatile singer-songwriter.

From Pucknation (www.pucknation.com):
Witt, in addition to her vocals, contributes piano and acoustic guitar work that could EASILY stand on it's own, but is well enhanced by the crew she's assembled. They all compliment each other, while no one drowns out her greatest asset... the lyrics. Criminal, which at first I was expecting a cover of the Fiona Apple single, is by far my favorite song. Seriously, I was expecting another female singer/song writer to take a stab at the song, and instead, its an original song that blew me away. It's deep, thought provoking, and just a little guilt ridden. Thank God, because even as a cover-junkie, I didn't want another of that criminal. So, what's next? Well, hopefully a full-length and a major distributor knocking at her door.

From Rikks Revues (www.rikksrevues.com):
Gretchen Witt is sure to turn some heads with her debut recording, and gain some real fans along the way. This an EP to be on the search for.

From Your Music Entertainment, YME (http://ymemusic.com):
It was said that some notable critics were not even expecting to like her work during one of her shows, but they were pleasantly surprised and exclaimed that
another rare gem has made its way to New York City. Witt maintains a simple approach to writing and creating music, letting all her emotions pour out and making the message heard, instead of manipulating other aspects.
This singer-songwriter is looking to take the world of music by storm. Her powerful, angelic voice is causing more and more heads to turn, and more ears to listen. Supporting new and inspiring artists is what makes the industry thrive and evolve, with artists like Gretchen Witt creating beautiful music and expressing universal emotions through her songs and words.

PERFORMANCE HISTORY AND HONORS

FINALIST- Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Competition (2006)in Kerrville, TX. Visit www.kerrvillefolkfestival.com/newfolk.htm
FINALIST - Telluride Bluegrass Festival Troubadour Competition (2006) in Telluride, CO Visit www.bluegrass.com/telluride/contests.html
HONORABLE MENTION- 23rd Mid-Atlantic Song Contest (2006) Song: Soft Spot
HONORABLE MENTION - 23rd Mid-Atlantic Song Contest (2006) Song: Consequence
FEATURED PERFORMER, Idolette, Documentary Film (2005)

VENUES PLAYED IN RECENT MONTHS
The Living Room (New York, NY)
Makor (New York, NY)
Pianos (New York, NY)
The Knitting Factory (New York, NY)
Rockwood Music Hall (New York, NY)
The Bitter End (New York, NY)
The Cutting Room (New York, NY)
Crash Mansion (New York, NY)
Mo Pitkins House of Satisfaction (New York, NY)
The Postcrypt Caf at Columbia University (New York, NY)
CBGBs 313 Gallery (New York, NY)
Petes Candy Store (Brooklyn, NY)
World Caf Live (Philadelphia, PA)
Club Passim (Cambridge, MA)
The Dewey Beach Americana Festival (Dewey Beach, DE)
The NEMO Festival (Boston, MA)

RADIO STATIONS FEATURING GRETCHEN WITTS EP

WDYN -Rochester, NY (100.1 FM) Featured Artist
WECS -Willamantic, CT (90.1 FM)
Featured Artist, Live Interview and in-studio performance on WECS from July 11th, 2005 is available by contacting info@gretchenwitt.com
WONY -Oneonta, NY (90.9 FM)
WGDR -Plainfield, VT (91.1 FM)
WWUH -West Hartford, CT (91.3 FM)
WVOF - Upper Room with Joe Kelley (Program) - Fairfield, CT (88.5 FM)
KWLC - Decorah, ID (1240 AM)
KBSU - Boise, ID (90.3 FM)
KANZ - Garden City, KS (91.1 FM)
KPMW - Maui, Hawaii (105.5 FM)
KONI - Maui, Hawaii (104.7 FM)
WSGE -Dallas, NC (91.7 FM)
WKZE -Sharon, CT (98.1 FM)
WNCW - Spindale, NC (92.9 FM in Boone, 100.3 in Charlotte, 97.3 FM in Greenville)
Alloy Radio: www.alloyradio.com
Harris Radio: www.harrisradio.com
BzoO Homegrown Radio: www.bzoo.org
Old School House Radio: www.oshradio.com
Band Radio: www.bandradio.com
Freak Radio: www.freakradio.net
Whole Wheat Radio (Talkeetna, Alaska): www.wholewheatradio.com
Brooklyn Heights Radio: www.brooklynheightsradio.com
Radio Crystal Blue : www.radiocrystalblue.com
*DiscoverRadio by Globaldust : www.globaldust.com/radio/editor.php *Gretchens song Criminal was ranked as an Editors Pick and 4th on a chart of the top 20 songs in alternative rock on discoverRadio.

Website: www.gretchenwitt.com
MySpace: www.myspace.com/gretchenwitt