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“When you first hear Haylie Davis’ music, it’s easy to think you’ve stumbled across a lost 1973 album found in a dusty record bin…A cross between Emmylou Harris and the cult psychedelic folk singer Linda Perhacs, with melodies that beam through like Laurel Canyon sunshine.”
– ROLLING STONE (“THE FUTURE 25”)
“One of California’s brightest apparitions…A beautiful diorama that tries to contain the many divergent thread of folk, all bound by her soaring voice.”
- SHINDIG! (****)
“Charming echoes of effortlessly cool 70s folk.”
– AMERICANA UK
“Lush folk-tinged pop that’s comfortable in its own bittersweet sighs.”
– RAVEN SINGS THE BLUES
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Haylie Davis releases her coming-of-age debut album, Wandering Star, today. Brimming with infectious hooks, soaring choruses, and enduring storylines that tug at the heartstrings, Wandering Star sees Davis looking at her life thus – the wins, the losses, the people she has met, and the places she has been.
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The album includes such singles as the plaintive cosmic country reverie of "Horns of Time," the luminous, piano-led title track, “Wandering Star,” the critically acclaimed “Young Man,” the heartfelt ballad, “Country Boy,” the gorgeous slice of plush melancholia, “Golden Age,” and the folk-leaning "Give Me a Rainbow," most of these songs joined by evocative official music videos streaming now on YouTube.
Recently named to Rolling Stone’s influential “The Future 25,” Haylie Davis has been hailed for “honoring the classics and chasing her dreams to make music full of radiant Laurel Canyon spirit.”
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