Tristen
Tristen Gaspadarek records under her first name, making music that often gets called indie folk. She put out her first album, 'Charlatans at the Garden Gate,'...
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Tristen Gaspadarek records under her first name, making music that often gets called indie folk. She put out her first album, 'Charlatans at the Garden Gate,' in 2011. A song like 'No One's Gonna Know' from her 2013 album 'Caves' shows the kind of direct, personal writing she's known for.
Her work since then has shifted in sound. 'Small Town' from 2015 felt quieter, while 2018's 'Aquatic Flowers' mixed in some electronic textures. She's played with a band that has included musicians like Michael Hurwitz and James Elkington.
Her 2022 album was called 'A Plea for Tenderness.' She's been written about in places like The New York Times and NPR, but her music mostly speaks for itself without a lot of grand narrative attached.
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