Diane Birch

Diane Birch is an American singer-songwriter who has carved a unique niche in the contemporary music scene with her soulful voice and eclectic blend of influences. Birch's music journey started at a young age, influenced by her travels and her preacher father's work, which exposed her to a wide array of musical genres, from gospel to classical. Her debut album, "Bible Belt," released in 2009, showcased her ability to blend soul, jazz, and pop, earning her critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase.

Following her debut, Diane Birch continued to evolve both as a songwriter and a performer. Her subsequent releases, such as "Speak a Little Louder" and its Deluxe Edition, have seen her exploring more personal themes and experimenting with her sound, incorporating electronic elements and broader stylistic influences. Notably, "The Velveteen Age," a project that revisited songs from her adolescence with a Gothic twist, highlighted Birch's versatility and willingness to take creative risks. Through songs like "All The Love You Got" and "Wind Up Bird Song (For Japan)," Birch has demonstrated both her storytelling prowess and her commitment to using music as a means of connection and healing. With each new release, Diane Birch continues to solidify her place in the music world as a compelling voice and a fearless artist.

Genres

Pop

Alternative

Folk

Rock

Classical

Jazz

Electronic

Gospel

Latest Release

Flying on Abraham

Diane Birch

Album - 10 Tracks - Released April 12, 2024