Elizabeth's Blog

Interview with "Radio Host Richard Spasoff"

Elizabeth's Earth Day Message

Past Newsletters

August 2009
July 2009
June 2009
April 2009
Spring 2009
Fall 2008
Summer 2008
Spring 2008

"This second release from talented Bay Area songwriter Elizabeth Edwards has an appealing full band sound ranging from acoustic folk to rock' expertly produced and arranged. Edward's voice is warm and expressive, delicate and compelling. Singable melodies and thoughtful sophisticated lyrics (at times reminding me of Mary Chapin Carpenter) make this a cut above the usual fare. I especially enjoyed the sweet melancholy rock ballad "Surrender to win" , Hoka Hey ," a story song about a homeless Native American healer, and thought provoking Paper Thin Paper Doll" about the false images the media holds up for women. Recommended! "

Betty Tartas of The Victory Review

McLachlan would surely have appreciated Elizabeth Edwards message - the Benicia based vocalist - one of 20 finalist from pool of 700 to audition for 2 local artist spots at this years Shoreline Amphitheatre Lilith Fair - sang a song called "Paper Thin, Paper Doll". "I want to dedicate this to anyone who's ever been on Weight Watchers." Edwards told the crowd. She then strummed and sang her song, one of the best received of the day's selections.

Sarah Allen of the Oakland Tribune
Lilith Fair Acoustic Talent Search
Union Square San Francisco

From the fans

"You remind me of a female Chris Isaak."

"An acoustic Goddess"

"Better than Valium"

"Empowering, and refreshing"

"A voice that touches your soul"

"So refreshing, Smart lyrics"

"Empowering"

"Beautiful voice, your lyrics are inspiring"

"Wonderful lyrics that speak for me"

"Beautiful and Original"

'"I love your voice, I could listen forever"