Pieta Brown

A true treasure in today’s wide world of indie music, Pieta Brown brings a beautifully singular flair to everything she does. And her new album Dreamin’ Of is sublime sonic proof. Set against the backdrop of painterly arrangements designed to support Pieta’s captivating vocals and razor-love storytelling, each of the record’s ten songs is its own vivid portal. Addressing timely and timeless topics of Nature, Love, Loss, War and Addiction unapologetically. Dreamin’ Of was produced by Pieta with Bon Iver cohorts Sean Carey and Mike Lewis. Throughout Dreamin’ Of Pieta's songs and delivery take the ethereal spotlight. Unfaltering and reassuring, hers is the voice of an artist unafraid to get close to the source. “As far as I can tell all songs are offerings in some way,” she says. The overriding success of her gorgeous new album is its disarming incantation to believe in the power of our dreams. Hailed as a "self-styled poetess, folk goddess and country waif" by the BBC, over the course of the past decade-and-a-half, she’s released eight critically lauded records, prompting NPR to applaud her "moody, ethereal" songwriting, and the NY Times to praise her “sweet, smoky voice.” Her work garners praise and support from a wide array of peers and mentors, including legendary producer Don Was, filmmaker Wim Wenders, and Bon Iver mastermind Justin Vernon, who called Brown’s 2014 album Paradise Outlaw his “favorite recording made at our studio.”