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Rachel
McCartney's New Album INTERIM
Makes More
History at Club Passim
Boston,
MA
In
follow up to her 2001 album entitled Eye On the Horizon,
Boston-based acoustic artist Rachel McCartney releases Interim,
a collection of studio-free recordings that aptly captures the
raw power of her distinct, depth-filled voice and intimate songwriting.
Interim, recorded at the legendary Cambridge, MA folk club,
Club Passim, pushes the envelope of traditional folk music. McCartney's
rich acoustic based tunes range from the emotional, traditional
folk of Ocean Song, to the soulful in Will I, to the enjoyable
bluegrass twang in All the Joy. With a live performance that easily
outdoes any recording, McCartney's, Interim is a glimpse into
the beginning of a soon to be prolific career.
Rachel
McCartney Bio Excerpt
Folk/blues musician Rachel McCartney, who cut her teeth on the
Boston streets and subway platforms, has achieved recognition
for performances in Boston, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh and
Cleveland area clubs. McCartney lives in Boston, tours nationally
and has opened for talents including David Gray, Shawn Colvin,
Patty Griffin, Susan Werner, Peter Mulvey, Melissa Ferrick, Ellis
Paul and Willy Porter. Her vocals/guitar are also heard on Brian
Webb’s album Broken Folk and Ellis Paul’s recent
albums. You can also see Rachel appearing as a street musician
in Who Knew Productions’ award-winning independent film
The Bread, My Sweet.
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