Giraffe

Giraffe is Gayle Davidson and her band.
The name is kind of a funny story.  Gayle has the heart and legs of a European Giraffe.
English born, Gayle grew up between London and Spain and then moved to NYC on September 11, 2001.
She has always had great timing.
During New York's period of recovery, Gayle dressed up as a super hero giraffe person and stalked about the city at night, fighting crime.
After many years of songwriting and heroism, she moved to Los Angeles in 1942 at the behest of Ronald and Nancy Regan.
Growing up in Europe, Gayle was raised on terrible pop music, mixed with traditional overly-sexual R&B.
Gayle's dad was a pop star for a minute, but then went into textiles.
A long time vegan and PETA advocate, Gayle has recently started eating eggs and feta cheese.
She lives in a fancy farm house in the Hollywood Hills, with a strange producer and her slightly deranged little girl, Petal.
They have a tree swing and a good life.
Her garden is amazing and yields the world's best tomatoes, chamomile, fava beans and various herbs.
She gets the mail every morning in her panties (underpants).
A pillar in the fashion world, Gayle is the co-inventor of The Petal Skirt, an amazing garment that will probably cure cancer and bring about world peace.
Her debut EP, Trajectory, is the most important album that has ever been made and was recorded in a hot air balloon, while flying over the Pacific Ocean during El Niĺ?˜o.
The drummer is Jason Ganberg.  One of LA's best, Jason is the long-time drum teacher of Neil Peart, Dave Weckl and Robin Thicke.
The guitarist is Capital Violé ”o Guitarra.  A lover of all things Japanese and Bossa Nova, he also fronts his own band, Bossa Zuzu.
On bass is Grant Fitzpatrick.  Originally from Australia, Grant moved to America with the Riverdance people and has since played bass with just about everyone cool.
The EP was made during Gayle's divorce and is a celebration of love and life and all things healthy and not bitter.
Trajectory is amazing and you should own it.