Erza Furman
Ezra Furman started putting out music in Chicago around 2006 with albums like 'The Year of No Returning' and 'Inside the Kingdom.' Their songs often work...
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Ezra Furman started putting out music in Chicago around 2006 with albums like 'The Year of No Returning' and 'Inside the Kingdom.' Their songs often work through personal territory, like the restless 'I Can Change' or the direct 'I Wanna Be Your Girlfriend.'
A record called 'Perpetual Motion People' in 2013 brought more attention, partly for a song called 'My Body Is a Country' that dealt plainly with body and identity. Later albums like 'Transangelic Exodus' and 'Twelve Nudes' kept that thread going.
Furman's music pulls from rock and folk, but the writing tends to be more specific than genre labels suggest. They've played shows with a band that gets noted for its live energy, and have worked with other artists like Bon Iver and Sharon Van Etten.
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