Amy Speace is a New York based country-rock singer and songwriter. Her subtle twang, soulful vocals, and thoughtful lyrics evoke the sounds of Patty Griffin and Dar Williams.
After catching a performance at the SXSW music industry festival, Amy Speace was brought to the attention of Judy Collins by Judy's manager. Within three months, the iconic '60s folk singer had signed Amy to her Wildflower label.
Amy's new album "The Killer In Me," was recorded at alt-pop legend Mitch Easter's Fidelitorium studio in North Carolina, with Easter lending his talents as engineer. English rock icon Ian Hunter, also adds his distinctive vocals to a pair of songs on the album.