Meredith Edwards
Meredith Edwards released her debut album 'A Beautiful Mess' in 2005, with the title track becoming her most recognizable song. She followed it with several...
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Meredith Edwards released her debut album 'A Beautiful Mess' in 2005, with the title track becoming her most recognizable song. She followed it with several other records including 'The Art of Falling Apart' in 2008 and 'Paper Wings' in 2012.
Her music often deals with complicated emotional territory, touching on identity, love, and loss. Songs like 'A Rose Is A Rose' and 'Can't Let You Go' show her leaning into straightforward, sometimes blunt songwriting. She's worked with artists like Glen Hansard and The National, and her music has appeared in various films and television shows.
In 2019, she was inducted into the Maine Music Hall of Fame. Edwards grew up in Maine and cites influences like Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan in her approach to writing and performing.
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