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Edie Carey on Bring The Sea

Edie Carey

I have wanted to interview urban folk/pop singer/songwriter Edie Carey since seeing her in concert at Cayamo this past February. She’s got a new album set for release by late October 2010, called Bring The Sea. In preparation for its release (and thanks to Carey for her time [as well as Concerts in Your Home founder Fran Snyder for putting me in contact with Carey]) we discussed her music in this brief email interview.

Tim O’Shea: When a singer/songwriter goes to a country like Tanzania for two weeks on vacation as you recently did, do you typically get inspired to write a song or two. Or when you take a vacation do you decide to give your songwriting part of your brain a break as well?

Edie Carey: I definitely relished the opportunity to get on a plane without my guitar in tow for once. I love my job, but it can make me a bit single-minded sometimes. It’s good to remember the things that I loved to do before I ever started doing this….camping, exploring other countries, learning about history, architecture, science….It was a great mental break after finishing the new album.

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I’m Still Processing My Cayamo 2010 Experience

So it was somewhat reassuring to see that the folks over at Paste (some of whom I met at a Paste discussion session on the cruise) are still processing the experience themselves.

Today they posted Seven Cayamo 2010 Artists Share Their Favorite Moments, be sure to read it, particularly if you’re a fan of Steve Earle, Katie Herzig, Glen Phillips, Lissie, Luke Bulla, Rachel Yamagata, or Vienna Teng.

What amazes me most about the list is realizing how many things I missed, while I was busy seeing other incredible musical acts.

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