Liza Anne

Anchored by Anne's acoustic guitar and decorated with wisps of lap steel, banjo, piano, strings and brushed percussion, The Colder Months paints the picture of a girl who grew up listening to the strums and struggles of modern indie-folk, preferring the artists who hovered on the edge of the mainstream to those who made it big. - American Songwriter - May/June Issue 2014

Her debut LP, The Colder Months – which was financed through the crowdfunding site Kickstarter - has just been released to much acclaim and Anne is currently in the middle of a North American tour. Across the record, she mixes gentle, haunting, vocals with defiant lyrics over soft, melodic, backgrounds that brings to mind artists such as Scandinavian post-folk duo First Aid Kit and elements of Ane Brun. - When The Gramophone Rings

From Liza Anne’s recent iTunes New & Noteworthy album The Colder Months, “Watering Can” showcases her velvety voice and a refined acoustic guitar line. - Paste Magazine

In the Zachary Gray-directed video — mostly a dramatic three-shot of the Nashville native against a white wall — Liza murmurs the weighted lyrics in a forceful undertone that warrants undivided attention. As she hits a breathy falsetto halfway through the melancholy-bound ballad, the vulnerable guitar strums are accompanied by an unshowy drum arrangement — emphasizing on the eternal love she has for a certain someone. - Ryan Seacrest