Gretchen Pleuss is a singer-songwriter based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, known for her folk-inspired sound and skillful fingerpicking, reminiscent of the 1960s Greenwich Village folk scene. Her music often draws comparisons to legendary folk artists like Joni Mitchell and Nick Drake. Pleuss's lyrics weave personal experiences into broader reflections on society and self, offering listeners a blend of emotional depth and infectious melodies. She has performed at numerous venues and festivals across the United States, Canada, the UK, and Ireland, and has opened for notable acts such as Glen Phillips, Lisa Loeb, and Damien Jurado.
Pleuss's discography includes three full-length albums, with her most recent being "Daughter of the Broader Skies," released in 2019. This album reflects her personal growth and societal observations, inspired by her travels and self-reflection. In addition to her music career, Pleuss is involved in songwriting projects that support healing journeys, including work with youth who have experienced trauma and military veterans. Her recent singles, such as "Stir the Pot" and "Hills Are On Fire," showcase her versatility and ability to craft compelling rock and alternative rock music.
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