Deborah Cher

Armed with a very emotional-laden vocal style, the listener is engulfed by her raw voice that cascades the guitar-driven soundscape. Unusually, the song lyrics make use of ancient Greek mythology where the storyteller has found a passage between worlds.
Deborah bridges many gaps on the song where she pays homage to her father's beloved classical sacred music on the chorus, while the pre-chorus offers a nod to heavy metal, revealing some of the more creative influences underpinning the EP. "Season of Stone" was written while her father was in a coma and was recorded a few weeks after he passed away. The record is the title track of a 6-song EP that depicts Deborah’s mourning process through strange dreams, spiritual journeys, and tales of city life. The EP is dedicated to Deborah's father, Jean Louis. Listen to the EP on Spotify. - Earmilk

Miss Innocence (Live at Rift Studios) is being released today alongside Deborah Cher’s latest EP Season of Stone, and we’re hoping we get to listen to a copy of the full EP!

By Jane Howkins

It’s a beautiful track that mixes together moments of folk, country, and americana, and the fingerpicked guitar and haunting violins create a dark and mysterious feel. There’s something very american about the track, and you can just imagine a lone cowboy wandering through the desert, with an air of menace hidden behind the tumbleweeds.

It’s different to a lot of the country music that we get sent to us, with a darkness present that we love. If you’re bored of the usual country stuff, then Deborah Cher’s music may be more up your alley: - York Calling

Deborah Cher is a singer, guitar player, poet, writer and performer in New York City. A multidisciplinary musician, her latest EP Season of Stone, is an acoustic Americana album with a neo-noir slant. Written around the experience of losing her father, Season of stone is a powerful ode to loss that highlights Deborah’s unique lyrical style, captivating voice and genre-bending creativity. - Karben Main Stage