Margaret Glaspy
Ardmore Music Hall
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Philadelphia
Thursday, November 21 at 8 pm EST
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Thursday, November 21 at 8 pm EST
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Margaret Glaspy with Sophie Coran at Ardmore Music Hall
Thursday, November 21, 2024
Seated Doors: 6:45 PM | GA Doors: 7:15 PM | Show: 8:00 PM
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About Margaret Glaspy
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Margaret Glaspy’s new EP The Sun Doesn’t Think (ATO) marks the follow up to last year’s critically acclaimed album Echo The Diamond which drew attention from the likes of The New York Times, NPR, The New Yorker, and Rolling Stone, among many others.
“While I was on tour for Echo The Diamond, I was writing this EP.” Glaspy says of the origins of the The Sun Doesn’t Think material. “I was inspired by just being around audiences and experiencing their charisma and their stories. It made me want to bring more music to them and release records closer to their inception.”
Seizing the moment, Glaspy hit the studio on her own terms. “The simplicity of making this reminded me of why I make music. I took my acoustic guitar into the studio in March, played new songs in front of a microphone, and The Sun Doesnt Think was born in a couple of days,” she says of the EP, which was engineered by Mark Goodell at his studio Joe’s Garage and draws inspiration from such varied artists as Tom Waits, Kim Gordon and author Neil Gaiman’s “dark but fantastical and surrealist places.” Of her own writing process she stated, "These days I feel my heart and mind transport to other places when I write - these songs came from either the countryside or the deep night in a lonesome city.”
About Sophie Coran
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Sophie Coran, Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter and composer, has never let heartbreak
keep her from speaking her truth. It’s the fuel to the fire behind her self-described noir & b
sound, and the backing track to her 2021 album, S P A C E. A brutally honest lyricist and
classically trained pianist, Coran’s sound gravitates toward the symphonic, with no shortage of
textural, disciplined phrases. To listen to a Sophie Coran track is to listen to a pop-infused
symphony.
Having spent her formative years studying at the Manhattan School of Music followed by time
spent traveling through Europe, Coran’s back catalog is a nostalgic, romantic look at the
importance of human connection and the beauty of the places that mean the most to her.
Whether you’re in love, out of love, or waiting to fall, Coran makes you feel like you’re already
there.
Praised by NPR Music, Ones to Watch, EARMILK, and more, Coran was also named NPR’s
Slingshot Artist to watch in 2019, and is a Shure Songwriting award winner. Recently, Coran
spent time touring Philadelphia, Portsmouth, Washington DC, New York City, and Amherst,
sharing stages with artists Jade Bird — who handpicked Coran as a tour opener — Marian Hill,
Lisa Loeb, Giordana Angi and Sting, and Stop Light Observations, and Bernhoft.
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