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Amy Cook
Amy Cook came up from rural Kentucky, and her debut single "A Million Holes in Heaven" got some attention in 2005. She works mostly as a solo artist, though...
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Amy Cook came up from rural Kentucky, and her debut single "A Million Holes in Heaven" got some attention in 2005. She works mostly as a solo artist, though she's played with musicians like J.P. Pennington on guitar and Dennis Crouch on bass.
Her songs tend toward folk and country sounds, with straightforward lyrics about difficult things. You can hear it in tracks like "Fireflies" and "Windows" from her catalog.
She put out albums like The Spaces in Between in 2007 and When the Darkness Comes in 2010, followed by Until the Sun Comes Up in 2014 and Come As You Are in 2018.
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