Amelia White Press (click here for presskit)

Allmusic - 'Black Doves' CD Review
Critics Pick in the Nashville Scene – 02.23
Miles of Music - 02.21
Washington Post: Amelia White at Iota - Proving She's Got What it Takes
Boston Globe Feature - 01.05
Washington Post - 01.05: Candy Heart Review
San Francisco Gate - 01.10
Hartford Currant - CD Review of Candy Heart
Boston Herald - 01.05: Club Passim Review
Boston Herald - 12.04
Nashville Scene - 07.04
Nashville Rage - 09.04
Somewhere Cold
Nashville City Paper - 02.29.02
Univercity Magazine
New England Music Scrapbook

The buzz:

on Candy Heart:
One of those rare albums that’s filled with ebullient choruses and complicated moods,
literate verse and ravaged guitars, and a level of composition and craftsmanship that
brings to mind Lucinda Williams, Tom Petty, and Ryan Adams.
- Boston Globe

White has married Americana craftsmanship with alt-rock invention in a way that one
element bolsters the other.
- Washington Post

With smart songs sand a folk-pop style reminiscent of Lucinda Williams and Patty Griffin,
"Candy Heart" is both gritty and pretty, benefiting from deft production and engineering...
- Boston Herald

on Blue Souvenirs:
White has a pretty, gossamer voice that captures a pop sensibility against an ambient
country soundscape, like Willie Nelson's Teatro and Emmylou Harris' Wrecking Ball.
- The Stranger

Blue Souvenirs is atmospheric, well crafted and aware, a fetching mix of her regional
influences.
- Nashville Scene

Calling to mind the tough, uncompromising poetry of Lucinda Williams and the murky
pastorals of Cowboy Junkies, White’s Blue Souvenirs is a deep, richly textured effort... an
urbane mixture of alt-country inspired twang and lush, Daniel Lanois-reminiscent
ambience.
- Performing Songwriter

Great songs and compelling textural ideas ... solid artistry ... cool, unconventional country
edged songwriting.
- Boston Globe

on Amelia:
A great Unknown.
- Bob Boilen, National Public Radio

She is an amazing performer and the songs stand on their own. Her chord changes and
melodies are unlike any ones – really. She’s amazing.
- Lori McKenna, singer/songwriter

on Amelia’s hair:
I love your hair ... I want your hair!
Lucinda Williams to Amelia