Elisa Cristine
Elisa Cristine formed in New York in the late 2000s when singer-songwriter Elisa Cristine began working with guitarist Scott McCaughey, who had previously...
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Elisa Cristine formed in New York in the late 2000s when singer-songwriter Elisa Cristine began working with guitarist Scott McCaughey, who had previously played with R.E.M. Their debut album 'Shadows of the City' came out in 2010, followed by 'Electric Ladyland' in 2014 and 'Lost in Translation' in 2018.
Their music pulls from rock, blues, and folk, with songs like 'Let's go mad in New York' and 'Será' showing that range. A demo of 'Let's go mad in New York' leaked in 2012 and stirred some debate about the band's direction, though the details of that conversation have mostly faded.
The band's lineup has included bassist Jack Ingram alongside Cristine and McCaughey. They've kept a steady pace of recording without much fanfare, putting out albums every few years that mix energetic rock with quieter, more reflective moments.
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