Eliza Rickman graced the Somerville Armory last Saturday with Boston-based Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library for a night of quirky folk pop. The California-based singer/songwriter released her debut album, “O, You Sinners” in March after a more than successful Kickstarter campaign

Highlighted by her mellow, rich voice which has been compared to Feist and PJ Harvey, the free-spirited Rickman mixes heavy topics with a high pitched toy piano for an intricate sound. She initially began using a toy piano when she decided to bring it to a gig instead of hauling the 85 lb keyboard that she originally used.

“Black Rose” is an upbeat toy piano-driven ballad… but it’s also an exploration of a recent breakup. Considering the independent, non-stop touring schedule (this was her 47th date in 9 weeks), it’s impressive that she’s able to keep her light and charming personality and sound. 

Eliza Rickman graced the Somerville Armory last Saturday with Boston-based Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library for a night of quirky folk pop. The California-based singer/songwriter released her debut album, “O, You Sinners” in March after a more than successful Kickstarter campaign

Highlighted by her mellow, rich voice which has been compared to Feist and PJ Harvey, the free-spirited Rickman mixes heavy topics with a high pitched toy piano for an intricate sound. She initially began using a toy piano when she decided to bring it to a gig instead of hauling the 85 lb keyboard that she originally used.

“Black Rose” is an upbeat toy piano-driven ballad… but it’s also an exploration of a recent breakup. Considering the independent, non-stop touring schedule (this was her 47th date in 9 weeks), it’s impressive that she’s able to keep her light and charming personality and sound. 

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