Otep
At Ozzfest in Denver, August 22, 2002 – ozzfest.com – otep.comPhotos By Scott D. Smith
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The Magazine For Women in Music
The Magazine For Women in Music
Christina Marrs of the Asylum Streeet Spankers
By Alex Teitz The Asylum Street Spankers aren’t as much a band as an experience. Using numerous musicians and a
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Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer
Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer – Hands to Play the Music and Hands to Write the Song By Sue Barrett
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Johnette Napolitano of Concrete Blonde
By Alex Teitz and Karen Weis There are few legends in rock and roll who have changed the landscape as
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Terri Nunn of Berlin
By Alex Teitz Berlin is not a band whose music is for the weak. In the 1980’s they led a
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Julia Fordham
By Alex Teitz and Karen Weis Hearing that India.Arie was on Julia Fordham’s seventh album was not the biggest surprise.
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Noe Venable
By Alex Teitz and Karen Weis Noe Venable is far from typical, but close to extraordinary. She tours as a
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Jennifer Lane
By Alex Teitz Jennifer Lane is high energy with funk, rock and blues. FEMMUSIC has seen before and is always
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Jo Serrapere
By Elizabeth Nitz Singer/songwriter Jo Serrapere is very down-to-earth Detroit. Or so she likes to claim. There is music in
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Deborah Coleman
By Alex Teitz and Karen Weis Deborah Coleman is part of that new generation of blues artists. A four-time W.C.
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Marjorie Thompson
Artist of the Month – June 2002 The debut CD, Driven to Distraction, from Marjorie Thompson is finger-picking blues, folk,
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Garbage with Abondoned Pools
May 20, 2002, The Paramount Theater, DenverPhotos By Scott D. Smith Garbage Abondoned Pools
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Lorraine Segato
By Alex Teitz and Karen Weis FEMMUSIC is far from a magazine focused on “Where are they now?” but when
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Ember Swift
Ember Swift – Wouldn’t That Be Nice By Sue Barrett Photo by Suzy Malik Ember Swift is Canadian. And Ember
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Rita di Ghent
By Alex Teitz and Karen Weis Every so often an artist comes along who challenges the “norm” in such a
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