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Amy Carr
Amy Carr's song 'Blink' became a quiet standout in the mid-2000s indie scene. It was a piano ballad from her 2007 debut album 'The Space Between' that caught...
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Amy Carr's song 'Blink' became a quiet standout in the mid-2000s indie scene. It was a piano ballad from her 2007 debut album 'The Space Between' that caught on for its direct, introspective feel.
She grew up in Tennessee with country and folk music around her, and later moved to Los Angeles. There she started working with guitarist Ethan James. Her writing had a confessional quality that reminded some listeners of Joni Mitchell's earlier work.
A leaked demo in 2005 caused some noise, but she kept recording. 'Blink' was the song people remembered, and it led to more albums that critics generally liked.
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