Rebecca Schiffman
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| Rebecca Schiffman | |
|---|---|
| Origin | New York City, New York, USA |
| Genre(s) | Indie-Folk |
| Label(s) | Recommended if You Like Records and Some Records |
| Website | Personal Site |
Rebecca Schiffman is a singer-songwriter from New York City.
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[edit] Biography
Rebecca Schiffman was born in 1982 in New York City. She studied cello and piano from a young age. She later picked up guitar and in 9th grade joined classmate Colin Kindley to form The Meaningful and Wise whose sound was influenced by The Buzzcocks and The Soft Boys. The Meaningful and Wise performed Kindley's compositions, and Schiffman soon began writing her own songs and recording them on a 4-Track. In 2000, while attending The Cooper Union School of Art, Schiffman began to play bass guitar for the pop-punk band Pearl Harbor, which featured Walter Schreifels (Quicksand, Rival Schools) on drums, Ryan Stratton (Walking Concert) on guitar, and Masayoshi Nakamura on vocals. Schreifels began producing Schiffman's recordings and in 2003 her first album "Upside Down Lacrimosa" was released on Some Records. She is now recording an album to be released in 2007 on Recommended if You Like Records.
Rebecca Schiffman is also a painter and has a zine about The Upper East Side called The U.E.S. Journal.
[edit] Line-Up
Rebecca Schiffman performs solo as well as with a variety of musicians.
Rotating Band Members
- Reka Reisinger - Keyboard, Back-up Vocals
- Chris Bear - Drums
- Paul Jenkins - Bass guitar
- Ryan Stratton - Bass guitar, Guitar
- Mike Stroud - Guitar, Keyboard
- Dan Crowell - Drums
- PJ Ransone - Bass
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Upside Down Lacrimosa (September 23, 2003)
Musicians: Colin Kindley, Mike Stroud, Mike Skinner, Andy Action, Walter Schreifels Produced by: Walter Schreifels Engineered by: Andy Action and Chuck Scott Mastered by: Tom Hutton Artwork by: Jordy Rosenblum
- To Be Good for a Day (to be released 2007)
Musicians: TBA Produced by: Jay Israelson Mixed by: Stephen Glicken Artwork by: Benjamin Degen
