Kendy Gable

Kendy grew up in the farm fields and mountains of central Pennsylvania, but now calls Brooklyn and the Catskill Mountains home. The mix of farm life and city life is prominent in her music. Often compared to Nick Drake and Leonard Cohen there is an honesty and depth in her lyrics.

Music was always prominent in her life. She began singing at a very young age for audiences of 20 to 20,000. The farming connection presented opportunities to sing the National Anthem for a crowd of 5,000 at the World Dairy Expo in Madison, WI, the California State Fair, Pennsylvania Farm Show and many political events.

After college graduation and intensive theatrical study, Kendy moved to Melbourne, Australia to study creative writing. It was in Melbourne where she met an incredible group of folk musicians that coerced her to get out and perform the songs she had written. This nurturing environment laid the ground work for Kendy's music.

An expired visa brought her back to the states. She set-up shop in NYC and hasn't looked back since. She has played at  many great venues across New York City including: Pete's Candy Store, Rockwood Music Hall, the Rockshop, Sidewalk Cafe, Postcrypt Coffee House, Pianos,  and many great art spaces and lofts. Adam Chilenski (bass) and Caitlin Becker (piano, vocals) are core band members. She released her second album titled, "Always, Somewhere, It is Morning" on July 11, 2014. The album was recorded and mixed by Andy Baldwin of Rola Pola Studios in Brooklyn, NY and mastered by Brian Lele of Santa Cecilia Sound in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

In July, Kendy will do her first European tour. Playing across Germany at the Melodica Acoustic Music Festival in Berlin and will do side shows in Hamburg, Boltenhagen, Stelshagen, and Parin.