Jessica Bailiff
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Jessica Bailiff is an American singer-songwriter from Toledo, Ohio.
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[edit] Music
Her music is largely classified as slowcore, although it contains elements of post-rock. It is essentially a droning, experimental style of slow-tempo music which coalesces textured, blurry and surreal sounds with immersed vocals.
[edit] History
Bailiff was discovered by Low's Alan Sparhawk, who recommended her earlier demos to Kranky Records, the label on which Bailiff now records.
[edit] Discography
- Even in Silence (1998)
- Hour of the Trace (1999)
- Jessica Bailiff (2002)
- Feels Like Home (2006)
[edit] Clear Horizon
Collaboration with Dave Pearce.
- Clear Horizon (2003)
[edit] Eau Claire
Collaboration with Rachel Staggs.
- "Eau Claire" (2005)
[edit] Compilation appearances
- "Shadow" on Brain In The Wire
- "Brother La (Twin Scorpio Mix)" on Brainwaves (2006)
- "Chapter 4 " on Chamber Music by James Joyce / Fire Records (2008)
"Untitled Three- EP" Jessica Bailiff & Odd Nosdam on Anticon 2005
[edit] External links
- Jessica Bailiff
- Biography at Kranky Records
- Concert photos by Laurent Orseau
- Jessica Bailiff interview (September 2002) in QRD
- Jessica Bailiff interview (July 2006) in QRD
- Jessica Bailiff guitar set-up (2006) in QRD
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