Few musicians are quite as raw and honest as Genevieve Schatz. From the sound of her voice to the message of her music, the performer, known simply by her first name, doesn't hold back. For that matter, Genevieve doesn't always even know how or where her performances are going sometimes, which will make it all the more exciting for her and her fans when she begins her spring tour with A Brave New World at the Crescent Ballroom on March I discover new feelings as I perform, so everyone else will feel them as I discover them.
Over the band's seven-year career, Genevieve and her bandmates established themselves on a national scale. These days, Genevieve's act is a little different, trading in her four-piece for a slightly poppier electronic singer-songwriter sound. It's a big shift from the sound that brought her to this point, but the veteran songbird isn't going at it entirely alone. Support the independent voice of Phoenix and help keep the future of New Times free. Support Us. Keep New Times Free.
Since we started Phoenix New Times , it has been defined as the free, independent voice of Phoenix, and we'd like to keep it that way. She began working on a song about her younger sister, as a way of consoling herself and the emotions of fear and shyness that she was experiencing at the time. The bulk of the songs on Show Your Colors are upbeat, jangly pop ballads that revolve themes of women, oppression, empowerment, and other personal issues that Schatz struggles with.
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