Tabitha Nauser
Tabitha Nauser writes songs that feel like private conversations. Her track 'Vices' came out in 2018, and it's the kind of song that sits with you, quiet,...
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Tabitha Nauser writes songs that feel like private conversations. Her track 'Vices' came out in 2018, and it's the kind of song that sits with you, quiet, direct, and a little heavy in the room. She tends to work with themes that circle addiction and mental health, but she keeps the writing plain enough that it doesn't turn into a lecture.
She has put out a few albums since then, including 'The Devil's Daughter' in 2020 and 'Redemption' in 2022. The music stays in that same lane, built around her voice and guitar, with a band that includes David Schwartz on guitar, Ryan Bernhardt on drums, and Emily Rose on bass. They don't overplay, which lets the lyrics do their work.
Some listeners have found her material too explicit or triggering, which isn't surprising given the subjects she tackles. Nauser seems to accept that as part of the deal, she's not trying to smooth everything over. The songs are what they are: personal, unvarnished, and meant to be heard that way.
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