Beth Hirsch
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Beth Hirsch is a singer-songwriter from Tampa, Florida, born in 1967 (age 44–45).[1] Hirsch is best known for her collaboration with Air on their critically acclaimed album Moon Safari. Her first solo album, Early Days, was released in 1999, followed by Titles & Idols in 2001. After a series of collaborations with artists including Pale 3, Jakatta, and D*Note, Hirsch released her third solo album Wholehearted, in 2007.
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[edit] Discography
- Early Days (1999, !K7)
- Titles & Idols (2001, !K7)
- Wholehearted (2007, Electric Bee)
[edit] Singles & EPs
- "Miner's Son" (1998, Artefact)
- P-Town Rubies EP (1999, Dorado)
- "Life Is Mine" (2000, !K7)
- "Nest Sensation" (2001, !K7)
- "Indelibly You" (2008, Electric Bee)
- "Something to Tell"/"So Many Things" (2010, Ho-Hum)
[edit] Notable collaborations
- D*Note - D*Note (1997). Featuring Beth Hirsch
- Air - Moon Safari (1998). Vocals on "All I Need", "You Make It Easy"
- Marc Collin - Les Kidnappeurs soundtrack (1998). Vocals on "Main Theme"
- Pale 3 - The Princess and the Warrior soundtrack (2001). Vocals on "The Tunnel"
- Jakatta - Visions (2002). Vocals on "One Fine Day", "Home Away from You"
- Wasis Diop - Toxu (2003). Vocals on "Everything (...Is Never Quite Enough)"
- Pale 3 - Crash (Music from and Inspired by the Film) (2005). Vocals on "Arrival"
- D*Note - Laguna (2006). Vocals on "Everybody Loves the Sunsine", "Witchita Lineman", "At Last I'm Free", "How Long", "Guinevere", "Edit and the Kingpin", "Then Along Came You", and "Being Alive".
- Karmacoda - Eternal (2011). Vocals on "Love Will Turn Your Head Around".
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Official website
- Discogs page
- Talent profile of Beth Hirsch on SlateCast.com
- March 2010 Beth Hirsch interview
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